Lil Durk
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Music "Speak Now" arrives on June 14.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music Lil Durk did get better news in his murder-for-hire trial, as prosecutors can no longer submit his lyrics as evidence.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music The Chicago MC may be a storyteller and a community leader, but don't think he's not a moneymaker and flexer, too.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Relationships After gifting the school $350,000 in scholarships and grants, the Chicago MC gave community members a great time while asking for relationship advice.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Durk will give two students from his home city of Chicago $50,000 each to attend the HBCU.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Some fans weren't feeling Lil Durk's "Sad Songs."
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Caroline Fisher -
Music Smurk wanted an apology and got it, but he also explained why he won't reveal what went down.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Lil Durk continues to promote his album "Almost Healed," so check out highlights from his conversation with Apple Music 1's Nadeska Alexis.
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Erika Marie -
Tech "You have ruined my entire life," the content creator yelled into her phone while explaining the situation.
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Hayley Hynes -
Music Lil Durk is being represented by Drew Findling, who is feeling very confident that his client is going to win his murder-for-hire case.
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Alexander Cole -
Music A federal jury is being chosen to hear the case accusing Lil Durk of directing the 2022 shooting that killed Lul Pab.
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Erika Marie -
Music Prosecutors say Lil Durk was bothered by claims he had not avenged King Von, and a judge will let jurors hear the interview behind them.
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Erika Marie