DMX's longtime collaborator Swizz Beatz made the announcement about the latest release, 'Exodus,' on Monday. By Gil Kaufman, Billboard A posthumous album of all-new material from late rapper DMX, ...

A new NFT collection featuring previously unreleased work from the late DMX is scheduled to go up for auction on New Year’s Eve. Melanated NFT Gallery is giving DMX fans a chance to own some of his ...

The most menacing presence in rap has a bite every bit as bad as his bark. DMX emerged in the mid-1990s as a force to be reckoned with, distilling the gritty, pugnacious energy of New York City into a ...

A big part of The Challenge: All Stars spinoff season has been the great selection of songs playing throughout the episodes providing a soundtrack Some of the selections helped transport viewers back ...

Caught doing 102 mph while in a 65 mph zone on Wednesday night, DMX was cited for reckless driving, criminal speed, and driving on a suspended and revoked license. He was later released on bond. 5.

There are a few albums worth checking out. Give them a “spin” right here. BossMan Dlow – Dlow Curry: This debut studio album features collaborations with artists like Ice Spice and Lil Baby. It’s ...

The gruff, evocative Yonkers rapper was a singular talent in hip-hop. He died on Friday after suffering what his family called “a catastrophic cardiac arrest” a week earlier. By Christopher R.

Rapper Earl "DMX" Simmons leaves behind a legacy of stirring music filled with pain, passion and hope. Simmons died Friday at a hospital in White Plains, New York, after suffering a heart attack last ...

Earl Simmons, known as DMX over a legendary, influential rap career, has died. His family released this statement Friday morning: “We are deeply saddened to announce today that our loved one, DMX, ...

With DMX now free after completing his tax-related sentence, the future is bright with the surely imminent arrival of new music. In the meantime, we bide time with interviews like the one X gave Big ...

Hear tracks by Griff, Kidd G, Masayoshi Fujita and others. By Jon Pareles Jon Caramanica and Giovanni Russonello Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable ...