Kanye West
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Music Kendrick Lamar and Drake are Grammy titans, but there are ton more heavy hitters looking to dethrone them and they have worthy submissions.
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Pop Culture The new Kanye West documentary "In Whose Name" was filmed over six years and covers some of the rapper's most controversial moments.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music DJ Akademiks told DJ Vlad that he heard this directly from some people in Kanye West's close circle, but didn't reveal many details.
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Music Audri Nix made it clear that Kanye West is the one who exposed these sexual assault and extortion accusations, not her or her team.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music The rapper isn't slowing down.
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Music Hilary Duff is raising money for The Blue Card.
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Music From the triumphant return from cultural exile on "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" to the chaotic but inspired rollout of "The Life of Pablo," Kanye weathered storm after storm to arrive at a fleeting sense of peace—which may be why he now sees "TLOP" as the superior album, even over what many consider his magnum opus.
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Pop Culture Tony Saxon accused Kanye West of violating labor codes and withholding payment over a Malibu mansion, and wants Bianca Censori on the stand.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music The revelation from Kanye West comes as he's been making all sorts of offensive posts on social media in recent weeks.
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Cole Blake -
Music Amid his latest Twitter tirade, Kanye West suggested that Jay-Z allegedly wants him dead, and shared why he feels betrayed by him.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music Earlier this week, Kanye West accidentally planned an interview with someone pretending they were Joe Rogan.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music More clips from Ye's latest explosive rant are gaining traction online, with another of him claiming that Jay-Z thinks he'll die soon.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares
