Snoop, who turned 54 on October 20, and Tupac, who died at 25 in 1996, were close friends and collaborators for years.
Tupac described feeling uncertain about the atmosphere in the studios, and surprised by the presence of the camo-clad guards.
The incredible story behind one of hip-hop’s most iconic tracks has been revealed, more than 30 years after its release.
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Eminem Points Finger at P. Diddy Over Tupac’s Death
In his lyrics and public commentary, Eminem has reignited a long-running controversy by implying that Sean “P. Diddy” Combs ...
Mother and son were reunited that night — as Pearlman notes, less than a mile from where 2Pac was killed in 1996. The mother ...
Writer Jeff Pearlman recounts his search for the abandoned child whose story would inspire Tupac Shakur's breakthrough solo single, “Brenda's Got a Baby.” ...
Havoc, 51, was born Kejuan Muchita and raised in New York. His partner in Mobb Deep, rapper Albert “Prodigy” Johnson, died in ...
Ahead of the release the Undeniable EP, the breakthrough rapper of the year Chiedu Oraka talks BEST FIT through the songs ...
The crowd gathered at dawn in Beyram, a dusty town of roughly 8,000 residents that serves as capital to the remote Fars Province of southern Iran.
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Tupac Shakur Biographer Locates Child That Inspired “Brenda’s Got A Baby” Song, Reunites Him With His Mother
Tupac Shakur biographer Jeff Pearlman talks locating Davonn Hodge, the child that inspired 2Pac's "Brenda's Got A Baby" song; and how he even helped reunite the now 34-year-old man with his mother.
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Today in Music History for Nov. 5: ...
In an excerpt from the Tupac Shakur bio 'Only God Can Judge Me,' by Jeff Pearlman, the rapper's sister and friends detail his ...
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