With a head-spinning lineup that veers from country queen Shania Twain to punk legends Green Day to 80s metalheads Def ...

G-Eazy speaks with XXL in an exclusive interview about love and loss, telling the brutal truth with his Helium album, the current state of hip-hop and more.

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NSW back-rower Angus Crichton questions the make-up of Queensland's squad for State of Origin II, while vowing to "terrorise" Maroons halfback Tom Dearden.

Kanye West, now known as Rapper Ye, has raised eyebrows after making a brief and surprise entry at Sean ‘Diddy' Combs' trial. Ye attended the court proceedings, reportedly to support Diddy, but ...

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Suicideboys manager and G59 Records' Dana Biondi on the future of independent hip-hop stardom, whether the group would play the Grammys and more.

Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman, were shot and killed by a gunman on Saturday (June 14) in what is being framed as a politically motivated attack.

NSW enforcer Angus Crichton has accused Queensland of playing “mind games” in naming their starting side and claimed kicking off away from Spencer Leniu in the opening encounter was a ...

Westpac NSW Blues forward Angus Crichton believes the Maroons are playing mind games with their selections while promising to terrorise new halfback Tom Dearden throughout Game Two.