This week, senior director of R&B/Hip-Hop Carl Lamarre returned with hip-hop editor Angel Diaz alongside Rapsody to debate ...

Warren G believes that if more people recognized his contributions to West Coast rap, he would probably be on a level similar ...

Memphis moviemaker Craig Brewer is working with Snoop Dogg to direct a movie about the life of the hip hop icon.

"No matter what, she held me down, she hold me down, she's always been there for me," the rapper said of wife Shante ...

Dre. Dre and Snoop Dogg take their fans on a journey back to their dynamic origins in the early 1990s with seminal “The Chronic” and “Doggystyle” albums. During Complex Conversations at ...

The beverage marks their latest collaboration — decades after Snoop first earned recognition from featuring on Dre's debut single "Deep Cover" in 1992 and several tracks from his The Chronic ...

Dr. Dre was joined by 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg. Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre took a walk down memory lane and ended up talking about The Chronic in the midst of their stroll. While remarking on their ...

On Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg’s 1992 hit “Nuthin’ but a “G” Thang,” included on the former’s debut solo album The Chronic, one of the song’s last lyrics ended up foreshadowing another ...

In this sense, The Chronic initiated Snoop and Dre’s manifesto: “Lil’ Ghetto Boy” quotes golden-era R & B artists Donnie Hathaway, George McCrae, and Gil Scott-Heron. Morally conscious R ...

In the scene, Dre is messing around on his keyboard in ... a producer and songwriter who worked on many songs on The Chronic, Snoop wrote the lyrics for the song while locked up.

According to Smitty, Snoop said, “Man, this is Snoop. Little bro, I ain’t seen Dre this excited since The Chronic. He’s really excited about what we’re doing.” Reflecting on Snoop Dogg ...

The latter track — featuring rapper Snoop Dogg along with Ruben and Jewell on vocals — won Dr. Dre his first Grammy in 1994. Last year, “The Chronic” was removed from all major streaming ...