Storm Reid jumped on the bandwagon of LiAngelo Ball's viral song "Tweaker" in a recent tweet. The Euphoria star allegedly had a close call with someone near the University of Southern California, which Reid attends,

The “Kings From Queens” dropped their sophomore LP 40 years ago today. On this date in 1985, Joseph Simmons, Daryl McDaniels, and Jason Mizell successfully avoided the sophomore jinx some three decades ago when they released the follow-up to their self-titled debut album with King Of Rock.

Former NBA player Matt Barnes and hip-hop radio host Bootleg Kev give praise to LiAngelo Ball for his record deal with Def Jam.

The world’s biggest music label has signed a new partnership with arguably the world’s best-known music streaming platform, as Universal Music Group (UMG) inks a multi-year contract with Spotify. The monetary exchanges of the deal have not been disclosed.

Elsewhere in early 1980, Perry is touring with his original Joe Perry Project. He feels liberated from the “dysfunctional depression” that was crippling Aerosmith and had forced him out of his own band – but now his new outfit faces ruin because singer Ralph Morman has turned into an out-of-control drunk.

Bloody Civilian has made a u-turn, just hours after revealing on the microblogging platform X, that she is a lesbian. The singer in a fresh post stated

LaVar Ball is polarizing, he has the unique ability to create opportunities. He is a master marketer, especially when it comes to his sons.

When much of your family consists of musicians, it might seem like creating music is your unavoidable destiny. That was the case for Marcus King, whose father, grandfather and two of his uncles all played music.

Two puppies and several baggies of marijuana pictured and labeled with classic movie titles were seized during a traffic stop in Lakeland on Sunday morning.

Dan Monick Craig Finn has officially announced Always Been, his eagerly anticipated sixth solo studio album. Set to release on April 4 via

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball defended LaMelo Ball, LiAngelo Ball, LaVar Ball, and the Ball family from any criticism.

Producer Tom Dowd said Cream never played “Crossroads” for less than seven minutes in concert and was certain the 'Wheels of Fire' recording was an edit