DC characters like Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Starfire are making a return to ... and the late artist Juice WRLD. Many fans were happy with the return of the old map. In fact, the finale even ...

The highlight, however, is a heartfelt tribute to Juice WRLD. Known for his immense impact on music and his love for gaming, Juice WRLD is celebrated with a free Slayer skin. Fans can unlock this ...

Fortnite is celebrating and honoring Juice WRLD in its finale by releasing Juice WRLD outfits, items, and jam tracks, some of which will be free. You can also spot how Juice is influencing the ...

Fortnite's Chapter 2 Remix event will soon be coming to an end and it comes with a tribute to the late rapper Juice WRLD. Juice WRLD, whose real name was Jarad Anthony Higgins, died in 2019 but ...

But when Lil Bibby tweeted, “The Party Never Ends,” in May 2021, he didn’t think the project he was teasing — the third and final posthumous album from genre-bending rapper Juice WRLD ...

A new song from Juice WRLD called "Lace It," featuring Eminem and producer Benny Blanco has been released. The drop comes as Juice WRLD's second posthumous release with Eminem, following ...

Two weeks after what would have been Juice WRLD’s 25th birthday — and a week after the four-year anniversary of his death — the rapper’s estate has shared a new song titled “Lace It ...

Nicki Minaj revealed she recorded her verse years ago while in the studio with Young Thug and Juice WRLD but couldn’t get it cleared. Nicki Minaj hopped on Instagram Live Monday night (Jun. 26 ...

Although Juice WRLD‘s stage name was inspired by Tupac’s 1992 film Juice, the late emcee was also hugely influenced by Eminem, mostly in terms of song topics and music videos. This became even ...

The rapper Juice WRLD appeared frequently on their roster of collaborators prior to his sudden death in 2019, working closely with Bennett dating back to videos for “Lucid Dreams” and “All G ...

Bennett directed most of Juice WRLD’s videos, and he helped introduce the world to the rapper in 2017 and 2018. Cole Bennett’s “Doomsday” video is an unsettling thing.