Corey “C-Murder” Miller awaits his release from the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna, Louisiana after the Louisiana Supreme Court overturned his murder conviction on Friday (March 10th). The former No Limit rapper was convicted of second-degree murder in 2003 for the shooting of 16-year-old Steven Thomas and sentenced to life in prison. The 2002 shooting took place at a nightclub and several witnesses identified Miller as the shooter. The rapper’s lawyers appealed the guilty verdict in late 2003, claiming that prosecutors withheld evidence and unlawfully cleared parking tickets and a warrant for a friend of a witness. Miller was ...

Four million viewers tuned in on Wednesday night (March 8th) for the premiere of the Ice Cube-produced reality series “Black. White.,” which chronicles the experiences ...

On March 23rd, the Beastie Boys will premiere their new concert film Awesome: I Fuckin’ Shot That! in select theatres across the country. The unique ...

A spokesperson for Kanye West announced yesterday that the Chicago rapper/producer will continue his own tour through Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Hawaii, despite headliners ...

North Carolina hip-hop group Little Brother has teamed up with Atlanta-based mixtape impresario DJ Drama for Separate But Equal: A Gangsta Grillz Extra. The mixtape, ...

BET’s new reality show “Lil’ Kim: Countdown to Lockdown” premieres tonight (Thursday, March 9th) at 9:30 p.m. EST. The series will consist of six half-hour ...

Pioneering photographer and filmmaker Gordon Parks died on Tuesday, March 7th in his New York home. Parks joined Life magazine’s staff in the late 1940s, ...

Cover Story DRIVE SLOW If the crown fits, he’ll wear it. He called himself King, and the hip-hop nation bowed before him. Now T.I. is playing it ...

Memphis’ Three 6 Mafia made history on Sunday night, becoming the first hip-hop group to ever perform live at the Academy Awards. In the film, ...