DEATH ROW RECORDS

There are rumors circulating that Ray J is trying to get Suge Knight out of prison.

Snoop sat down with TDE label heads at REVOLT's LA Summit.

Hasbro acquired Entertainment One for $4.1B and now has the entire Death Row catalog in their possession.

Michael Harris, reformed cocaine kingpin and co-founder of Death Row Records, is about to be a free man.

Snoop Dogg reminds us all to respect Death Row's "City Boy" ascendancy.

Fresh from Joyner Lucas wishing death upon him on "Devil's Work," we examine how Death Row's Suge Knight became the most hated villain in hip-hop's collective history.

How a cutting-edge record label would come to define an entire era.

Death Row x Ewing 33 Hi now available for $140.

Another look at the upcoming Death Row Records x Ewing 33 Hi.

Death Row Ewing 33 Hi releasing in April.

Fans want proof.

A 2005 no-show in court may be at the center of Death Row's collapse.

Watch the film's first trailer.

Reggie White Jr. joins Kurupt in blaming Notorious B.I.G. for shooting up The Dogg Pound's "New York, New York" site location.

Suge Knight is being sentenced today for his manslaughter case.

Ice Cube reminds everyone of his rap beef pedigree amid the chaos.

"Shout out to Suge Knight Jr. Go visit your Daddy, he needs you!"

Suge Knight's former lawyers have been arrested for allegedly attempting to bribe witnesses.

Never-before-seen video footage from the label's vault will also be shown as part of the series.

From a piece of Tupac's rap book, to original platinum plaques, this is a list of the best hip-hop relics eBay has to offer.

Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg do battle to see who had the better solo debut.

Suge Knight's son claims his father would never have put Tupac Shakur in harm's way.

Suge Knight states that he, not Pac, was the real target in the 1996 drive-by shooting.

Tupac Shakur was a Crip before joining Suge Knight's -- a known Blood -- Death Row camp, according to Daz Dillinger.

The two collaborated on the classic track "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted."

Suge Knight and his gang showed up during the "In Da Club" video shoot to intimidate Eminem and 50 Cent and their people.

Apparently Death Row Records wasn't a fun summer camp.