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The rapper is set to launch a seven-date East Coast tour starting November 9, the same day he’s expected to be released from prison after serving 20 years. AllHipHop.com Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news. Get our daily email for exclusive, breaking news, and weekly digests, all curated for the true Hip-Hop enthusiast. Stay connected and informed with the heartbeat of Hip-Hop culture. Subscribe now! Subscribe Max B is wasting no time making his return felt as the Harlem rapper gears up for a seven-city club tour starting the same day he’s scheduled to walk free after two…

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Term tells AllHipHop, “He pulled up to the video shoot ready to rock, happy, dancing and knowing all the lyrics.” AllHipHop.com Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news. Get our daily email for exclusive, breaking news, and weekly digests, all curated for the true Hip-Hop enthusiast. Stay connected and informed with the heartbeat of Hip-Hop culture. Subscribe now! Subscribe Termanology and fellow Massachusetts-bred rapper Sumit recruited Wu-Tang Clan legend Method Man for the new single and video “Ammunition.” Method Man sets off the track with lyrical gymnastics, packing what feels like a million words into one rhyme over hard…

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Pusha T and Malice—collectively known as Clipse—spoke to The Hollywood Reporter recently about their critically acclaimed comeback album, Let God Sort ‘Em Out. During the candid conversation, which dove deep into the grief following the back-to-back deaths of their parents and captured brilliantly in “The Birds Don’t Sing” featuring John Legend, King Push revealed one of his next goals—the cover of fitness magazine Men’s Health. Now 48, his attention to exercise and diet was sparked when he found out he he was going to be a father. “As far as physical health, I’ve said that one of my goals is…

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Lizzo says she’s done second-guessing herself and is ready to take the reins again. The Grammy-winning artist revealed in a new interview that she had “forgotten how to trust” her own musical instincts after releasing two singles earlier this year that didn’t reflect her vision. “I had forgotten how to trust myself,” she told Vulture. “I think, musically, I have been on a path to losing myself for a long time.” The songs in question, “Love in Real Life” and “Still Bad,” were both selected by her label, Atlantic Records. Their accompanying visuals also missed the mark for the “About…

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A man was sentenced to prison after terrorizing Donald Trump supporters with nails and screws in Pennsylvania. AllHipHop.com Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news. Get our daily email for exclusive, breaking news, and weekly digests, all curated for the true Hip-Hop enthusiast. Stay connected and informed with the heartbeat of Hip-Hop culture. Subscribe now! Subscribe A man landed a prison sentence in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, after launching a months-long harassment spree targeting Trump supporters by scattering nails and screws in driveways and stalking a grocery store worker. The 64-year-old Yardley man, Alaric Dalberg, pleaded guilty to stalking, harassment,…

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Future is now at the center of a copyright lawsuit after being accused of illegally using a photo of the legendary Dungeon Family house in Atlanta as the cover art for his release, “Mixtape Pluto.” Photographer Garey C. Gomez filed the lawsuit, claiming the rapper and his affiliated companies used his images without permission. The photo in question was taken at “The Dungeon,” a basement studio where Future’s music career first took shape. According to the complaint, the photo was not only used on the mixtape’s cover but also appeared on merchandise sold online and in retail stores. The suit…

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Wendy Williams slammed her pricey New York City assisted living residence as a “dump” during a rare phone interview, as her court-ordered guardianship and health issues continue to stir controversy. Coterie Hudson Yards is described as lavish, with marble floors, fresh lilies, a crystal chandelier, 24/7 nursing care, a private theater, spa and salon. Her 360-square-foot studio suite comes with a steep monthly cost. The 60-year-old former daytime TV host currently lives on the memory care floor of the luxury facility, which charges $25,800 per month. Despite the upscale amenities, Williams said she’s miserable. “Did you see the people? The…

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Earl “DMX” Simmons’ longtime manager and uncle, Ray Copeland, known in the music industry as Uncle Ray, says he figured out how to cover the late rapper’s funeral costs after record labels and music associates refused to contribute. In an exclusive interview with AllHipHop, Copeland said he pulled together a consortium of people that put up $150,000 to organize DMX’s 2021 funeral. Copeland said he initially received little to no financial support from Ruff Ryders, Def Jam Records or other industry figures who were closely affiliated with the artist. “When it was time to bury X, I was on the phone with everybody, Ruff…

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Tyrone Blackburn is pushing back against Fat Joe’s $20 million defamation lawsuit, arguing that the claims made by the rap star’s former hype man should be legally viewed as opinion, not fact. Terrance Dixon’s legal team, led by Blackburn, is leaning on a recent ruling involving rapper Drake to bolster their defense. In that case, Drake sued UMG for defamation, claiming they knowingly promoted false claims contained in Kendrick Lamar’s smash hit “Not Like Us.” Drake claimed his reputation was damaged after Kendrick Lamar branded him a “certified pedophile,” similar to claims Dixon made against Fat Joe on social media.…

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Turning Point USA, the conservative nonprofit organization founded in 2012 by Charlie Kirk, has announced plans to host its own alternative halftime show during this year’s Super Bowl. The organization revealed what it is calling “The All-American Halftime Show,” a live-streamed event that appears to be positioned as a cultural counter to what it sees as the NFL’s increasingly political entertainment choices. The announcement comes shortly after news that global Latin superstar Bad Bunny has been selected to headline the NFL’s official 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show, a move that has sparked criticism from some conservative circles online. Turning Point…

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