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LL Cool J’s new 7PM in Brooklyn interview connects creative judgment, music ownership and a career that reaches from Hip-Hop into Hollywood.

Treach’s new Drink Champs conversation connects the group’s defining records with the relationships and decisions behind a long Hip-Hop career.

Gunna builds a label, Raheem DeVaughn expands his radio presence, and TheARTI$T explains the craft behind her voice.

Gunna’s Atlantic Music Group partnership puts Casper Bluff, Nechie, and Dracc at the center of his next business chapter.

The venue confirms a lineup change for October 16th. Here are the showtime, entry and accessibility details for tonight’s Royal Takeover.

Six new Hip-Hop picks led by A$AP Rocky, Gucci Mane and Tierra Whack, with Apple Music previews and full-song links.

Busta Rhymes revisits his influences, Mahalia reflects on independence, and Tyler, The Creator brings GOLF WANG to Barcelona.

The new campaign puts GOLF on Barça’s jerseys and connects Tyler’s fashion world with a short film, a clothing collection and a Barcelona music event.

The rapper’s CapSole role puts sneaker collecting, product direction, and ownership at the center of a new business chapter.

His KCRW library visit connects A Tribe Called Quest’s encouragement with the funk, soul and dancehall behind his musical world.

Drake’s songwriting honor, Joyce Wrice’s studio partnerships and Tank’s radio record close a day focused on the work behind the music.

The festival’s new daily schedule puts Scott on Friday in São Paulo, alongside David Guetta, Sombr and Leon Bridges.

The documentary follows Cilvaringz’s path into Wu-Tang’s circle and the creative gamble behind Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.

A new report raises questions about Combs’ safety in custody. His representative’s response and the court record provide essential context.

SOCAN will honor Drake on October 26th, alongside Jessie Reyez and the creators of “Let Your Backbone Slide,” bringing Canadian music’s writing legacy into focus.

Tems protects her creative freedom, Nivea builds new skills, and The Drop’s team brings community knowledge to West Coast Hip-Hop storytelling.

The Drop’s creative team explains how original music, community knowledge, and lived experience shape its West Coast Hip-Hop storytelling.

Antoine X, Nataanii Means, and Tufawon explain how music, public speaking, and community connections help challenge stereotypes and reach new audiences.

Young Guru considers creative judgment, Bertell defines ownership, and Waah Dean revisits the patient work of developing an artist.

Waah Dean’s new AllHipHop interview revisits Heavy D’s guidance, DMX’s early development and the patient work behind Ruff Ryders.