A few weeks ago, Eric “Lil E” Wright Jr., son of the late Eazy E, expressed his displeasure at not being cast to play his
The N.W.A biopic Straight Outta Compton has found its leading men. Corey Hawkins will play Dr. Dre, Jason Mitchell will play Eazy E, and Ice
Slowly but surely all the pieces are beginning to fall into place regarding the upcoming N.W.A biopic. Thus far, we have the renowned director F.
Ice Cube recently sat down with rolling out to share his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar, the N.W.A film, and the dumbing down of rap. Listen
Happy 49th birthday Dr. Dre! Andre Romelle Young, aka Dr. Dre, as the chief architect of West Coast gangsta rap, won five Grammy Awards, including
BET Honors will honor Ice Cube this year and it is a well-deserved distinction. The West Coast native has had a distinguished 25-year musical career and has
Kokane of Above the Law took Ice Cube to task for the way Cube has allegedly handled the production of the highly-anticipated upcoming N.W.A. biopic. According to Kokane, Cube and the film’s producers have failed to include the family of the late Eazy E, who founded N.W.A. and Ruthless Records in the late 1980s.
The backlash against Rick Ross is justified. But critics shouldn’t be so quick to let hip-hop off the hook.
Hip-hop superstar 50 Cent was asked if he feels that his music and image have added to the glorification of gun violence
Young Money rapper Tyga is one of the latest in a slew of young rappers to come out of the West Coast hip-hop scene and,
