Death Row Records co-founder Marion “Suge” Knight has agreed to pay a $1.5 million settlement to the family of the man whose 2015 death was determined to have been caused by Knight mowing him ...

On Tuesday (April 29), the former Death Row Records head decided to forego ... Snoop Dogg Claims He Bought Everything Suge Knight Owns, Accuses Suge of Being a Rat on New Song Snoop Dogg Claims ...

By Michael Saponara Suge Knight has avoided a retrial in his 2015 wrongful death civil case by reaching a settlement for $1.5 million with the plaintiffs, according to Rolling Stone. The suit was ...

Speaking over a phone line from his detention center, Knight told the court he wanted to move ahead with his April 7 re-trial over a civil lawsuit tied to the 2015 death of Compton businessman ...

"First footage from Avatar: Fire and Ash was pure James Cameron wow. Some slow, calm, beauty shots of the wind tribe. Lots of vibrant, intense stuff with the fire tribe. Culminates in battle on ...

“We were all terribly shocked, and it made doing the publicity for The Dark Knight that summer much more intense, because all the journalists wanted to talk about his death,” the two-time ...

Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight have been hit with a jaw-dropping $107 million lawsuit by a woman claiming not only that she was a cofounder of Death Rown Records but the label’s first vice president ...

Alternatively, it could undo one of Korra’s biggest mistakes, and allow the new Avatar to connect with all the past Avatars.

Suge Knight has a whole lot to say about Snoop Dogg and his leadership tenure with Death Row Records. “Snoop, you said I’m mad because you bought Death Row,” Knight said. “What you buy?

During a recent interview with Art of Dialogue, the incarcerated former Death Row Records boss claimed he put hands on Dupri over money owed when Bow Wow left So So Def for Knight’s label.

Much like seen with The Legend of Korra, Avatar: Seven Havens is going to take place long after Korra’s time as Avatar has ended. The last we had seen of Korra, it seemed like things were off on ...

Marion Cotillard has finally addressed the infamous death scene from ‘The Dark Knight Rises,’ a moment that has been labeled as ‘the worst death scene’ ever in a Christopher Nolan film.