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HOLLYWOOD (KABC) -- It was more than a good day for hip-hop legend Ice Cube and his loyal legion of fans. After a nearly 40-year career in music and in movies, he placed his hands, and then his ...

Ice Cube is heading back to town. Hip-hop music icon Ice Cube, who is also a successful actor, brings his Truth to Power: 4 Decades of Attitude tour to Oakland Arena on Sept. 25. The trek ...

It was a good day outside the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. That's where Ice Cube placed his hand and footprints in cement Tuesday in the forecourt in a ceremony that honored the hip-hop ...

Ice Cube has revealed how he measures the success of his films. While the Hollywood industry typically measures a film's success by its box office takings, the rapper/actor cares more about giving ...

The long-awaited return of hip-hop pioneer, N.W.A co-founder, and cultural juggernaut Ice Cube to the national stage has been officially announced with the “Truth to Power: 4 Decades of ...

It's the West Coast legend's first headlining domestic trek in more than a decade. By Michael Saponara Ice Cube is hitting the road. The West Coast icon announced the Truth to Power: 4 Decades of ...

It was a good day for music mogul Ice Cube. The Los Angeles native is now a part of Hollywood history after he dipped his hands and feet in cement outside of Hollywood’s TCL Chinese Theatre.