The "I Fought the Law" singer was found dead at 23 in his car on July 18, 1966 — just a few months after the song became a hit. His body had apparently ... the agency claims was driven by the killer.

The event was supposed to go down in NYC May 21, the birthday of the rapper whose real name was Christopher Wallace.

The alias was a play on "Frank White," a nickname for the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., aka Biggie Smalls — one of the first artists Combs signed to his Bad Boy Records label. Before Combs ...

Biggie Smalls’s mother, a preschool teacher and devout Jehovah’s Witness, didn’t listen to her son’s music until his death. After his killing in 1997, Voletta Wallace’s life’s work ...

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Her drag name is an homage to two icons—Naomi comes from Naomi Campbell, and Smalls comes from Biggie Smalls—to create her supermodel-meets-performance drag persona. The event started with Cenker ...

If you’re looking for a four-legged legend to add some juicy energy to your life, come meet Biggie Smalls — just be warned, sometimes his barks can hypnotize.” His energy level ranks about 8 ...

Sliders can be upgraded to a Biggie Smalls (double meat, double cheese) or Biggie Smalls with bacon. And for something a little different, order a side of queso to dip your slider and fries in.

The "I Fought the Law" singer was found dead at 23 in his car on July 18, 1966 — just a few months after the song became a hit. His body ... driven by the killer. Smalls' family named Mack ...

Tupac Shakur is just one of many late musicians whose deaths remain unsolved and riddled with unanswered questions Alex Heigl is a former associate editor at PEOPLE. He left PEOPLE in 2017 ...

Left: Notorious B.I.G. rolls a cigar outside his mother's house in Brooklyn, N.Y.; Right: Jim Morrison on 'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour' on Jan. 6, 1969.