LL COOL J shows his basement studio at his grandparents' Queens house to "Sunday Morning" contributor Kelefa Sanneh. CBS News He said this basement was the place where dreams come true.

While LL Cool J went on to star in dozens of TV shows and movies, including Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, In the House, Any Given Sunday and long-running NCIS: Los Angeles, he also struggled to ...

From movies to music to TV, LL Cool J is a household name. And he’ll end up in a few more households, figuratively and almost literally, on Super Bowl Sunday.The multi-hyphenate, born James Todd ...

I’m not doing that,” LL Cool J said. “I’ve been coming to Philly my whole life. I have respect for the city. And I hope, I hope, I hope that, you know, the mayor and the city can make a deal.

LL Cool J previously played the supporting role of Dr. Jimmy Palmer on NCIS since 2004. He then went on to star as Sam Hanna on NCIS: Hawai'i with Vanessa Lachey.

LL Cool J describes the process of making his 14th studio album as “going back to the drawing board and learning how to rap again … making sure I was really inspired by the things I was saying.

LL COOL J adds that he feels that his job as an artist is to "get out of the way and let the song speak." "This is where I was led and I feel like people are gonna really enjoy it," he continues.

LL Cool J says entrepreneurship is “in the DNA” of hip-hop. Without necessarily realizing it, he says, the founding artists of the 1970s innovated a new genre and created a new market in music.

LL COOL J told "CBS Mornings" that hip-hop to him represents empowerment. "It was about I am somebody that kind of message, it was empowering," he said.

Paramount+ announced Friday that LL Cool J is soon to helm a fresh music docuseries for its platform that will provide a deep dive into everything hip-hop. Peyton Manning co-created and executive ...

There still isn't much information regarding the specific role LL Cool J’s Sam has to play on NCIS: Hawai’i as well as just how many episodes he'll pop up in. The season finale saw him lending ...

“I'm still going to come to Philly, in case it works out,” LL Cool J said. “I'm gonna be in town, y'all, but I'm just letting you know I'm not gonna cross a picket line and perform for money ...