PUBLIC ENEMY

Public Enemy reveals the tracklist to their upcoming album "What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down?," featuring Nas, Rapsody, and more.

Public Enemy announce their return to Def Jam, releasing a new album on September 25 called "What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down."

Chuck D performed a new version of "Fight the Power," with verses from Nas, Black Thought, and more at the BET Awards.

Jay-Z creates a new protest-centric playlist, featuring songs by 2Pac, James Brown, Public Enemy, Nina Symone, Jay Electronica, and more.

Flavor Flav reportedly fathered a child with his former manager, so she's selling his merchandise to help financially take care of their son, Jordan.

Chuck D said his firing of Flavor Flav was all a ruse but the legendary hypeman is refuting those claims.

Chuck D and Flavor Flav recently went at it online, but the entire thing was a ploy concocted by the Public Enemy stars.

Following his unceremonious "firing" from Public Enemy, Flava Flav took a moment

Killer Mike encourages the "every day Black person in America" to vote for Bernie Sanders after Boots Riley and Chuck D of Public Enemy extend endorsements to the Democratic nominee.

Flavor Flav was fired by Chuck D and Public Enemy after sending a cease and desist letter to the Bernie Sanders campaign.

Public Enemy kicks Flavor Flav out.

Chuck D clarifies the situation regarding Public Enemy's endorsement of Bernie Sanders for President of the United States.

Chuck D claps back.

Flavor Flav is upset with Bernie Sanders and Chuck D using the Public Enemy name without his consent.

Political activists and hip hop icons Public Enemy will meet up with Bernie Sanders in Los Angeles on Sunday.

PUMA reveals new sneaker collabs celebrating Def Jam's 35th anniversary and 30 years since Public Enemy's "Fear of a Black Planet."

She also says she has a new man in her life.

Some believe Deborah Dugan was booted because she was trying to "effect change."

DJ Khaled crosses paths with an icon.

As Danny Brown's GTAV Radio Station goes, live, we look back at the days where gaming developers would place players in control of their favorite MC's across sports titles, beat-em-ups and action games.

Chuck D shares his theory on the popularity of shows like Maury and Jerry Springer.

He said the past generation of hip hop isn't going to ever be in rotation again.

Chuck D's manager responds to Flavor Flav's comments on his lawsuit over royalties.

He says he's been sober for eight-and-a-half years.

He claims he's lost nearly half his catalog.

Teen Shaq was inspired to spin some tunes.

She thinks he felt guilty for having another girlfriend while filming the show.

Chuck D managed to have an entourage member take his place during his absence.