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Interviews As the star of Spotify's "Secret Genius" series, James Blake talks about his experiences working with Drake and Beyonce.
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News A reddit user discovered a press release in the backend of the Calvin Klein website that reveals Frank Ocean has been writing a novel.
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News Nick Cannon refuses to sign off on the final divorce papers with Mariah Carey, thus preventing her from marrying her current fiancé.
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News Nick Cannon is challenging rappers to come battle him for $100,000. His desired opponent: Eminem.
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News Chinx's mother speaks out against French Montana and Diddy at a vigil for her late son. She feels that French in particular isn't giving her the "answers" that she deserves to know.
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News Since the end of April, Williams has been arrested four times. He's been investigated by police for six separate incidents. He currently finds himself in hot water, as he has just been hit with a battery charge in L.A. Meanwhile, in Georgia, prosecutors are fighting to revoke his bond.
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News Lauryn Hill explains her punctuality issues when it comes to performing: "I don't have an on/off switch."
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News Rymir Sattherthwaite is scheduled to appear in front of Congress this month to speak on his paternity case against Jay Z, whom he believes is his father.
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News Big names from all different genres assisted in the creation of Beyonce's surprise new album "Lemonade."
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Interviews According to the Breakfast Club, Birdman apologized after storming out of his interview on Thursday. He apparently asked to be welcomed back onto the show, a request that Charlamagne swiftly denied.
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News Kanye West doesn't feel that he needs to apologize for speaking about Wiz Khalifa's son because he was apparently joking the entire time.
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News After getting called out by N.W.A. as the group was welcomed into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Gene Simmons argues Ice Cube's belief that hip-hop belongs in the Rock Hall.
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