On this day in 2004, Ghostface Killah dropped his fourth studio album ... imaginative and unpredictable storytellers. Released via Def Jam Recordings, this was Ghostface’s first project without ...

The founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan signed autographs and took photos with fans at Albany's Hold Up Roll Up Frederick Clark of Poughkeepsie, left, gets his photo taken with Ghostface Killah ...

On Saturday (April 26), Lyricist Lounge, the vaunted rap showcase from the ’90s—hosted one of its legendary shows at the world-famous Apollo Theater—headlined by Ghostface Killah.

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Former Def Jam honcho Kevin Liles is filing to dismiss ... according to legal documents filed in New York and obtained by the Daily News. Prior to Doe’s “patently false and untimely lawsuit ...

Mass Appeal started out in the ’90s as a slick cultural zine named after a great Gang Starr song. The company has been through a bunch of different incarnations since then. In 2013, Nas invested ...

The heavyweight series will include projects from Nas & DJ Premier, Ghostface Killah, Mobb Deep, Raekwon The Chef, Big L, De La Soul and what the brand calls an "epic return by a surprise guest of ...

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Former Def Jam President Kevin Liles says the sexual ... file her lawsuit under the two-year lookback window provided by New York City’s Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Law.

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President Trump vowed Monday to fight for a Long Island town to keep its school’s team name and logo after New York state demanded their removal because of a ban on Native American imagery.