The two hip-hop artists' latest collaborative album enjoys sitting atop the tally just three weeks after the pair's 'We Don't Trust You' topped the chart, marking the shortest gap between new No. 1s by an artist since Future replaced himself at No. 1
The 'New Rules' hitmaker lights up the charts and airwaves with 'Illusion', a symphonic blend of dance and psychedelics and latest single from her upcoming album 'Radical Optimism'.
After the 2024 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class was announced, featuring a star-studded lineup and several notable honors, the two artists expressed their emotions.
The incident took place during his set at Coast City Country Festival in Vancouver, Canada, on Saturday, April 20 and in a video from the show, the country star could be seen hyping up the crowd before he slipped on a fan's cell phone.
In a brilliant confluence of past and present, Taylor Swift earns praises with her latest album for bridging the gap between generations, celebrating icons from various fields.
Aside from Snoop, Drizzy also used AI verse of the late Tupac Shakur on the song, which reads, 'Kendrick, we need ya, the West Coast savior/ Engraving your name in some hip-hop history.'
The Migos star appears to respond to the RnB singer's latest diss track, in which he insinuates that he was sleeping with the rapper's ex, Saweetie while they were still dating.
The alleged bad blood between Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo has resurfaced because of the wordplay in one of the tracks from Taylor's new album 'The Tortured Poets Department'.
In a blockbuster start that's breaking records and setting new milestones, Taylor Swift's latest album, 'The Tortured Poets Department', has taken the music world by storm, marking an unprecedented start for the pop superstar.
This is not the first time Ye weighed in on the rap beef among the Big 3 as he previously declared on Instagram that he has 'washed' both Kendrick and Drake.
On Friday, April 19, Drizzy released a second diss track 'Taylor Made Freestyle', which uses AI verses in the style of West Coast hip-hop icons Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg.
In an unprecedented display of streaming dominance, Taylor Swift's latest album has rewritten the history books on Spotify, breaking multiple records within the first day of its release.
The 'Be Without You' hitmaker, who wrapped up 2023 with a chart-topping single 'Still Believe In Love', reveals in a new interview that she's working on a new album.
In a dramatic escalation of rap beefs, Chris Brown and Quavo's feud takes a personal turn, dragging in none other than Saweetie, who hints at an upcoming response.
In a cheeky performance at Coachella, Sabrina Carpenter subtly honors her relationship with Barry Keoghan through her music, weaving a narrative that spells out more than just lyrics.
The 'Under the Influence' hitmaker and the Migos star have been feuding since the latter reportedly had something more than a friendship with the former's ex-girlfriend, Karrueche Tran.
The Grammy winner did face backlash in the wake of 'TTPD' release, one in particular was due to her mentioning Charlie Puth on the title track despite her BFF Selena Gomez's messy relationship with him.
While Swifties are diving into hints about Matty Healy and Kim Kardashian, others take aim at the pop superstar's song 'I Hate It Here' on which she expresses discontent with living in this current era.
The 1975 frontman's aunt Debbie Dedes suggests that her nephew has anticipated the pop superstar writing a song about him after fans speculate that 'The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived' refers to the rocker.
Ethan Hawke and Josh Charles, known for their roles in Peter Weir's 1989 'Dead Poets Society' which also stars Robin Williams, make an appearance in the music video for the 'Tortured Poets Department' track.