Snoop Dogg has always maintained that he feels no reason to be restricted to musical boundaries.

Upholding this, Snoop will become the first rapper to ever be a part of the "Rock Band" music video game series. Boasting eight tracks to be featured on the game, Snoop will include cuts like "Snoop's Upside Ya Head" and "Who Am I (What's My Name)?"

Atlanta rapper Soulja Boy has challenged rapper Fabolous to a battle over a series of tweets the Brooklyn rapper sent out last week making fun of Soulja Boy's alleged tryst with Katt Stacks.

Fabolous, who is known for starting trending topics on Twitter with his tweets, lashed out at Soulja Boy after footage of him hit the net with Katt Stacks in a hotel room, allegedly using cocaine.

Rapper 50 Cent continues to shake up the "Twitterverse" with a series of tweets today that drew the scorn of celebrity blogger, Perez Hilton.

The rap star took to his Twitter page today (September 6th) and took aim at Perez Hilton, who labeled 50 Cent a "douche bag" in a tweet.

Recently freed rapper DMX made waves in Saint Louis over the weekend, during an appearance on Hot 104.1.

The rapper appeared on the Young Dip's show and after Young Dip finished playing a song by Fort Meyers, Florida rapper Plies, DMX  shared his opinion with the station's hundreds-of-thousands of listeners.

An overturned verdict regarding a 2007 royalty lawsuit against Universal Music Group has paid off for Detroit rapper Eminem and the production company that helped launched his music career.

On Friday (Sept. 3), the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that F.B.T. Production’s contract with Eminem entitled the rapper/actors and his producers to a 50-50 split of royalties for recordings licensed to digital music distributors such as Apple Inc.’s iTunes as well as cell phone ringtones.