With another Kendrick Lamar face off looming thanks to the American Music Awards, Drake’s next move could define his career.

By Bill Donahue Universal Music Group wants a federal judge to dismiss Drake’s updated defamation lawsuit that complained about Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance of “Not Like ...

The rapper is known to drop thoughts about happenings in battle rap. We wonder if he'll have words about Phoenix's 'Alien.' ...

The self-proclaimed 6 God made the announcement during his special appearance at Central Cee's Toronto stop on Saturday (May 24).

Folk-pop singer Gracie Abrams, Latin artist Becky G and R&B star SZA claimed some of the first awards on Monday at the ...

The first night of Kendrick Lamar and SZA's SoFi stand was a bountiful, meticulous three-hour show that centered on the ...

Super Bowl headliner and Grammy winner Kendrick Lamar faces off with Post Malone, Taylor Swift, Beyonce and other artists on ...

Universal Music Group has filed to dismiss Drake’s lawsuit… again. The rapper recently amended the complaint against his own label to add that he was mad about Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl ...

Drake alleges UMG, which distributes both his and Kendrick Lamar's music, has continued to defame him with the release of Lamar's "Not Like Us," which the rapper performed at the Super Bowl.

As expected, Drake’s label Universal Music Group has entered a motion to dismiss the rapper’s amended lawsuit for defamation that he filed in April. Drake filed his initial suit against UMG in ...

“The focus of Drake’s new claims — that ‘the largest audience for a Super Bowl halftime show ever’ did not hear Lamar call Drake or his crew pedophiles — betrays this case for what it ...