The second week of Sean Combs' sex trafficking and racketeering trial featured a dozen witnesses who described the music ...

The current and former leaders of Death Row Records have had a tumultuous relationship over the years. By Mackenzie Cummings-Grady While Snoop Dogg is now Death Row Records’ leader and one of ...

Inside the music industry, their respective record labels – Combs' Bad Boy Records and Knight's Death Row -- vied for market share. On the streets of cities like Los Angeles and New York ...

the West Coast legend unleashes a barrage of lyrical smoke aimed directly at the man once known for ruling Death Row Records with an iron fist. Though Snoop never drops Suge’s name, the message ...

"We pulled into the parking lot and D-Roc looks over and says, 'That's m----- Suge Knight,'" James testified, clarifying for the jury that the then-chairman of Death Row Records was a Combs rival.

The bloody feud between Knight’s Death Row Records and Combs’ own music label in the mid-1990s had led to tragic drive-by shooting murders of hip-hop icons Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G ...

Per NBC, the event went down at night in Mel’s Drive-In while Combs’ crew was eating and Diddy’s confidante D-Roc spotted the Death Row Records leader. “That’s mother f**king Suge Knight ...

Richard has discovered in the court papers that another suspect is being looked at, Reginald Wright Jr., the Death Row Records head of security at the time, who directed his men the night of the ...

*Snoop Dogg surprised fans on May 13 with the announcement of his 21st studio album and an accompanying film, both titled “Iz It a Crime?“. The project was revealed during his recent ...

"We pulled into the parking lot and D-Roc looks over and says, 'That's m----- Suge Knight,'" James testified, clarifying for the jury that the then-chairman of Death Row Records was a Combs rival.

"We pulled into the parking lot and D-Roc looks over and says, 'That's m----- Suge Knight,'" James testified, clarifying for the jury that the then-chairman of Death Row Records was a Combs rival.