Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial has drawn sharp legal commentary from Judge Greg Mathis, who argues that the prosecution’s cooperating witness carries significant credibility problems that a skilled defense team will almost certainly exploit before the jury.
Jacquees has pulled back the curtain on a little-known chapter of his come-up in Atlanta, revealing that he once ran a sneaker hustle out of Quavo’s mother’s house.
A cooperating witness known as OTF Vonnie has taken the stand in Lil Durk’s federal murder trial in Los Angeles, delivering testimony that attorney Moe Gangat describes as more dramatic than anything Hollywood could produce.
Chronic Law net worth is a question that draws growing interest as the Jamaican dancehall artist cements his standing as one of the genre’s most prolific voices.
A producer who has worked closely with both Jay-Z and Kanye West is drawing a clear line between the two rap giants, and a private moment in the Hamptons in 2013 is what sealed his verdict on Jay-Z’s raw talent.
The New York City date just got a serious upgrade. Keznamdi announced the full lineup for his BLXXD & FYAH Tour, and the Brooklyn Bowl finale is now headlined by Wu-Tang Clan’s GZA which is not the kind of addition you see coming for a reggae and dancehall run.
Bounty Killer doesn’t usually show up on soca records, so when the Warlord himself pops up on a remix, people pay attention.
The jury had barely finished deliberating when Duane “Keefe D” Davis made his next move. Just 90 minutes after the verdict came in, he was already telling the judge he wanted to appeal, and asking for his confiscated phones and computers back while he was at it.
The most striking moment in Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial this week was not a piece of physical evidence.
Nobody showed up to a Trafalgar Square installation expecting to actually see Jay-Z, which is exactly what made Tuesday so memorable.