Nolan Wells' family sought answers as students marched in Oxford and held solidarity events at Rider and Mississippi State.

Lil Durk offered future music earnings as bond security after his acquittal, with Sony and major artists backing his release bid.

Romeo Miller joined Hulu's "The Mob," a celebrity competition with Parker Posey and up to $250,000 in cash prizes at stake.

Megan Thee Stallion revisited her early contract fears as her music business moved toward ownership and creative control.

Hit-Boy brought a monthlong remix season to Roblox's Beat Battle, where players can use his vocals and earn game rewards.

NE-YO will sing the national anthem at World Series Game 4 in St. Petersburg, with Hailey Riggs providing ASL interpretation.

Krayzie Bone's Spread the Love Foundation will share proceeds from the Ohio Hip Hop Awards' November 1 reunion dinner.

GloRilla renewed her plan for a Pittsburgh Steelers anthem as she prepared for a November concert and another football visit.

Spotify and other streaming services drew a two-day boycott call from Chicago musicians protesting AI-generated music.

RBX lost his Spotify bot lawsuit after a judge dismissed his revised claims and ruled that another rewrite would be futile.

Ye's Jakarta concert brought an estimated $25 million in economic activity to the city, Governor Pramono Anung said.

Cent sought at least $6 million from Tia Kemp in a federal lawsuit over social media posts about his teenage son Sire.