In 1995, rap artist Eazy-E, a major figure in the commercial development of "gangsta" rap and co-founder of the group N.W. A. announced that he had AIDS and was in dire condition. AIDS would be the ...

MTV Raps was a show that then, a mostly white TV station, brought hip-hop to the mainstream suburban audience. Its host, Ed Lover, Dr. Dre (not to be confused with the rapper/mogul) and Fab 5 Freddy ...

Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Dr. Dre previously turned down working with "heroes" like Michael Jackson — but at the time, it may not have been such a "Bad" decision. On a new episode of Kevin ...