One-half of the prominent Queensbridge duo is deceased.
If The Donald is real enough to oblige, we have a few more musical suggestions that could help re-define his already tarnished presidency and maybe, just maybe, make America great for once.
Universal Music Group just banned all of its artists from granting exclusive releases to premium streaming services like TIDAL and Apple Music -- the latest in the never-ending cat and mouse between our favorite artists and the corporations that exist to exploit them.
L.A. born crooner Anderson.Paak and TDE rapper Schoolboy Q put on a stellar performance of their joint "Am I Wrong" & more
Commercially speaking, Mobb Deep’s The Infamous was a modest success. The Recording Industry Association of America has certified the album gold, and it spawned two…
In 1999 New York rap duo Mobb Deep unleashed the dark and brooding, “Quiet Storm,” the first single from their fourth album, “Murda Muzik.” Thanks to a…
When it comes to Hip-Hop, there are artist by the millions, stars all over the world, groups by the thousands and icons few and far…
After releasing five albums on Loud Records and one on Jive, Queens rap duo Mobb Deep signed to 50 Cent’s G-Unit label in 2005…
As many of you already know, Mobb Deep was going through a rough patch earlier last year. While Prodigy and Havoc worked out their personal…
Money has a way of turning friends into enemies and enemies into friends. Such is the case with embattled hip-hop duo Mobb Deep. Prodigy and…
You may think you know Rick Gonzales–the actor known for parts in “Coach Carter” and “Old School”– but you certainly have no idea about his…
Things have been quite icy between Mobb Deep members Prodigy and Havoc as of late. Late last year, Havoc first denied then later admitted to…
