The rapper says Fear of Missing Out will arrive Sept. 15 on YouTube, but the details stop there.
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The rapper says Fear of Missing Out will arrive Sept. 15 on YouTube, but the details stop there.
A Las Vegas jury convicted former Compton gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis of first-degree murder in the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur. Former LAPD detective Greg Kading, whose work helped crack the case, called the verdict a long-delayed confirmation.
The album arrives after a long gap in Badu’s discography and a phone-free tour with the producer, pulling in Jay Electronica, DJ Quik, and Westside Gunn.
A Las Vegas jury found former Compton Crips leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty in the drive-by murder of Tupac Shakur, bringing a legal conclusion to a case that had remained unresolved for nearly three decades.
A lineup change gave the rapper two Toronto slots over the weekend, and he used the second to perform only music that has never been officially released.
The actor’s Frankie Pulitzer alias moves from cameo to centerpiece across 15 tracks with the underground hip-hop group, drawing on a rap history that predates his film career.
Speculation about the rapper’s pregnancy came from a scripted scene in her video with Lil Yachty. The bump was fake, and the rumors are false.
The series frames Jay-Z’s catalog through conversations with Rick Rubin, with episodes arriving weekly across HBO and MUBI starting September 19.
The driver was transporting gear from the tour’s Seattle stop when his semi-truck overturned on the interstate. Refunds are being processed for ticket holders.
The 16-track collaborative album arrives August 28 with guest appearances from Thundercat, Earl Sweatshirt, Steve Lacy, Kamasi Washington, and Westside Gunn.
