Sowmya Krishnamurthy

There's a new lead in Chris Brown's home invasion robbery case.

Music’s biggest night or music’s biggest snooze fest? The 2015 Grammy Awards were a night to remember, but not necessarily for the right reasons. For hip-hop heads (or really, anyone born after the year 1980) the annual awards ceremony was fraught with its fair share of side eye-inducing lows.

President Barack Obama is living that thug life. "I have no more campaigns to run... I know 'cause I won both of them," he said proudly Tuesday night (Jan. 21) during the State of the Union address. It was only a matter of time before the Internet took his swag lord sentiment and turned them into a series of hilarious 'Thug Life' memes.

There are so many memories -- good and bad -- to look back on when it comes to some of your favorite rappers. Check out the Best and Worst Hip-Hop Moments of 2014.

It's officially splitsville for Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon. Mr. Cannon confirmed that he has separated from the Grammy-winning songbird after six years of marriage.

The Rihanna reign just won't let up. The singer is working on a new concept album inspired by the animated children's movie 'Home.'

One of entertainment's hottest couples has decided to put an end to their relationship. Amid rumors of infidelity, singer Robin Thicke and his wife, actress Paula Patton, are calling it quits after eight years of marriage.

50 Cent is steadily expanding his growing business empire. The rapper and entrepreneur is linking his SMS Audio with NASCAR.

Eve may have rapped about being a 'Rich Girl' back in 2004, but now, the rapper is facing major tax issues.

Despite his seven nominations this year, Macklemore was almost omitted from the rap categories at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, according to a rumor published by New York Magazine.

Artists like Chief Keef and Lil Durk are the subject of an eight-part series titled 'Chiraq,' in which the environment shaping their artistry in Chicago is explored as well as the city's drill music scene.

For anyone who forgot to bring their iPhone on the bus, public transportation in New York City was made a little more fun recently by Macklemore. The rapper and producer Ryan Lewis took over a bus in the "City That Never Sleeps" for an impromptu performance of their hit 'Can't Hold Us.'