LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The song is called "God's Plan" and Canadian rapper Drake dropped a music video to match on Friday in which he gave away almost $1 million in cash to people in Miami. Drake, ...

“The budget for this video was $996,631.90. We gave it all away. Don't tell the label.” Drake’s catchy and uplifting song, “God’s Plan,” has been his fastest to jump to top 10 on Mainstream ...

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Drake is long since removed from his time on the small screen. However, the “No Face” rapper seems to be interested in returning to his television roots. On December 26, Drake joined streamer Adin ...

Turns out that Drake wanted to turn his music video for “God’s Plan” into a multi-episode show — and had even pitched the idea to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. During a post-Christmas livestream with ...

God doesn't exist and no one actually has any idea what's going on at any given moment, but I digress. Drake's "God's Plan," as previously reported, is currently at the center of a trademark request ...

Drake says he pitched a TV show in the vein of his ‘God’s Plan’ music video to Amazon, but Jeff Bezos turned him down. Drake hasn’t been a regular on the small screen since the early days of his ...

Rapper and former Degrassi alum Drake popped into a Florida high school yesterday to film the official music video for his latest single, “God’s Plan.” Much to the surprise of the students at Miami ...