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Interviews Tory Lanez sits down for a 40-minute conversation with HNHH.
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News As fans wait with bated breath, the G.O.O.D Music crew heads to Honolulu studio for back-up.
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Sports "One of the most valuable endorsement contracts for an NFL rookie."
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News Having collaborated together a lot recently, RZA says he would love to contribute to Kanye's next album.
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Music Quavo took over Six Flags Over Georgia on Wednesday.
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News <p>As you may or may not know, the HBO tv show "How To Make It In America" was cancelled recently. The creator of the show, Ian Edelman, spoke to <a rel="nofollow noopener" href="http://www.grantland.com/blog/hollywood-prospectus/post/_/id/40000/how-to-make-it-in-america-creator-ian-edelman-on-life-after-cancellation" target="_blank">Grantland</a> on Kid Cudi & Pusha T's acting while discussing the show's cancellation.</p>
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News <p>Actor Charlie Sheen is putting his "winning" regimen to song and he's bringing Snoop Dogg along for the ride.<br />
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The troubled actor-turned-Internet star, who was recently fired from the popular CBS comedy 'Two and a Half Men,' posted a picture of himself and Snoop, along with former Korn member Robert Patterson making sweet music. The trio were pictured recording at Sheen's house over the weekend.<br />
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News Pusha Ton details his favorite record which sadly didn't make the "Cruel Summer" album.
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News Pusha T has four albums with his brother and fellow member of Clipse, but his next project will be his first solo studio album, and in a recent interview he describes various aspects of the album.
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News DJ Khaled announces his new album title, "Major Key," as well as a new venture with Epic.
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Original Content Today's Top 10 is all about the young producers making a name for themselves with their beat-making skills.
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Original Content Many rappers came to prominence first as part of a group ( i.e. EPMD, Public Enemy, N.W.A., Wu-Tang Clan, and the list goes on). As time progressed, the concept (or rather unity) of the group would take a backseat to the individual. Whether it be the fans picking out whichever member they prefer, or whether there is that one particular member standing out amongst the rest (i.e. Andre 3000), the seeds were planted for one individual to embark on their own into the hip-hop wilderness. In light of this, has the nail been placed in the coffin, or is there still a bit of life left in the group concept?
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