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Ma$e complains about rappers exploiting B.I.G., DJ Khaled responds

Shortly after DJ Khaled premiered his new track “I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like Biggie,” former Bad Boy Records star Ma$e posted a comment on his Instagram that got fans buzzing. In his post, Ma$e appeared to take offense to Khaled’s song–though he didn’t mention the famed Miami deejay by name.

Kanye West to appear on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’

Kanye West and Jimmy Kimmel will have an opportunity to settle their feud face-to-face tonight (October 9th), as West is scheduled to appear on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” West was infuriated two weeks ago after Kimmel spoofed the hip-hop superstar’s recent BBC interview. After Kimmel aired the spoof on his show, Kanye went on a Twitter rant against the comedian and talk show host.

Diddy says he’s not ready to marry Cassie

Diddy and Cassie made a splash on the headlines last year when the couple finally confirmed their longstanding, on-again, off-again relationship with the revelation that

Tamar Braxton explains how motherhood has mellowed her

Tamar Braxton has had quite an eventful year. The outspoken star of “Braxton Family Values” and “Tamar and Vince” has become a reality sensation, dropped an acclaimed and commercially-successful album (Love and War) and this past summer, she became a mother for the first time.

Faith Evans shows off dramatic weight loss

Faith Evans’ weight loss Faith Evans is showcasing a new look after dropping a sizable amount of weight. The songstress, 40, recently took to Twitter

R. Kelly’s latest single ‘Cookie’ combines oral sex and Oreos (listen)

The Chicago-born superstar is going back to what he’s most known for; ballerific slices of hip-hop soul and his own bizarre brand of “Raunch ‘n B.” Kelly released the 2 Chainz-assisted single “My Story” in late summer, and this week he’s debuted another new track–the sexually-charged “Cookie.”

Erykah Badu calls out Drake: ‘You gotta come back boy’

Kendrick Lamar’s clip from the 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards cypher got fans buzzing this week after it surfaced online. In his verse, the brash Compton rhymer throws a not-so-subtle jab at a certain Young Money rapper with a recently-released album.