LL Cool J has been in show business since the 1980s. His professional career includes major achievements as a rapper, ...

Starting his career at just 15 years old with the breakout demo single “I Need A Beat,” LL Cool J has remained a cornerstone of Hip Hop for four decades. His ability to deliver timeless hits while ...

New Jersey’s DJ Juice, a hip-hop mixtape pioneer, has died. SiriusXM and LL Cool J’s Rock the Bells Radio reports that Juice, born Brian Short, was 54. Starting in the ’90s, the award-winning DJ was ...

Michael experimented with his music by exploring his personal life ... But the most recognizable example is LL Cool J's "Father." The song's intro is eerily similar to Michael's.

Deadline notes that their music remained popular across multiple generations, thanks to sampling by artists like Sugarhill Gang, Will Smith, Grandmaster Flash, Michael Jackson, and LL Cool J.

LL Cool J has found a buyer for his Encino contemporary home in the Los Angeles neighborhood’s tony Royal Oaks community, according to the MLS and the buyer’s agent. A mystery buyer paid $4. ...

This led to widespread speculation about J-Hope’s next move, with fans debating whether he is hinting at new music or possibly preparing for a world tour. The intriguing update has sparked ...

Former California Highway Patrol officers Gregg Musgrove discovered 12 unreleased songs the King of Pop recorded between 1989 to 1991, right before his “Dangerous” album dropped. Former ...

Beyond music, Fat Joe is making waves as a media ... Blige, Hakeem Jeffries, and LL Cool J. With The World Changed On Me, Joe cements his status as both a hip-hop legend and a cultural trailblazer.

One of the only uniting factors between the two very different musical figures of Kim Gordon and LL Cool J – real name James Smith – was their location. Both musicians represented a separate yet ...

In a recent interview on Apple Music radio show Le Code ... Back in September, LL Cool J spoke out about the reaction he got when he revealed plans to record a new album. In an interview with ...

LL Cool J told Apple Music’s ‘Le Code’: “I’m (going to) say this humbly, but I really mean this. I think one day people are going to wake up and realise that LL Cool J is the most important rapper ...