The 2025 BET Awards were underway Monday in Los Angeles, celebrating Black excellence across music, TV, film and sports. Kevin Hart hosted the ceremony, which took place at the Peacock Theater ...

Lil Wayne has given a much needed update on him and Kendrick Lamar. He recently said there are no issues between them. When asked about their relationship he said things are “fine” after Kendrick ...

Lil Wayne, the icon who put New Orleans on hip-hop’s global map, had one dream left: to headline the Super Bowl halftime show in his hometown. But when the NFL handed that golden moment to Kendrick ...

The NFL missed its chance for a Lil Wayne Super Bowl halftime show, he tells Rolling Stone. The rapper, 42, ruled out ever playing the Super Bowl halftime show after he was passed over for this year's ...

It’s been months since Lil Wayne first sent out his emotional response to not being selected by the Super Bowl to perform in New Orleans. However, the pain that he endured has still not gone away.

Lil Wayne revealed that while he loves Donald Trump‘s personality, he doesn’t keep up with the news too much. In a sprawling Rolling Stone cover story, the superstar rapper discussed the smiley photo ...

"They stole that feeling. It was perfect,” the rapper explained as to why he doesn't want to take the stage during football’s biggest night in the future. By McKinley Franklin Lil Wayne has vowed to ...

Lil Wayne has been vocal with his disappointment about not being selected to perform the Super Bowl Halftime Show earlier this year, given that it was in his home state of Louisiana. Not only did ...

Lil Wayne has addressed his place in the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef and clarified the video in which he was seen rapping an apparent reference to “Not Like Us.” In a new cover story with Andre Gee ...

*Lil Wayne has revealed that he was completely out of the loop when Kendrick Lamar dissed Drake during the Super Bowl LIX halftime show. Wayne insists he had no idea there was tension between the two ...

When taking the stage during the Super Bowl Halftime Show, Kendrick Lamar entertained over 130 million people. At the same time, Lamar found more than enough time to take aim at Drake as their ongoing ...