SHADY RECORDS

While reflecting on his artistry and success, Westside Gunn announced that he's aiming to drop his new album, "Who Made the Sunshine," next month.

During last night's BET Awards, Westside Gunn took to Twitter to voice his displeasure with Eminem's Shady Records.

Following the release of their collaborative album "H.A.R.D," KXNG Crooked and Joell Ortiz open up about reuniting, the fate of "Glass House," and whether a Slaughterhouse reunion is truly in the cards.

Eminem is closing Shady Records for Black Out Tuesday, announcing ways people can help out themselves.

KXNG Crooked was overjoyed after Eminem named him as the most underrated rapper in the game.

Conway The Machine continues to hype up his upcoming Shady Records debut "God Don't Make Mistakes."

Eminem took a moment to shout out 50 Cent's brand new book "Hustle Harder Hustle Smarter," prompting a response from Fif himself.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Boogie chops it up about 1800 Tequila's upcoming Instagram Live series, his Quarantine downtime and more.

Westside Gunn's unique brand of artistry arrives in full splendor on the opulent and brutally violent "Pray For Paris."

Royce Da 5'9" provides a major update on the current state of Slaughterhouse, Joe Budden and Eminem's relationship, and more.

Conway discussed his forthcoming solo project with Shady Records, saying that it encompasses the "pain" and "raw emotion" of his life.

Conway lays out the timeline of his eventual retirement, announcing his plans to hang up the mic once and for all.

Conway reflects on his upcoming album "God Don't Make Mistakes," Eminem features, Jay-Z wisdom and more.

Today marks the fifteenth birthday of 50 Cent's best-selling classic "The Massacre," an album forever cast in the shadow of its predecessor.

After two years of holding the position, Paul Rosenberg is set to be stepping down from his tenure as Def Jam's CEO.

Obie Trice was arrested in December after he allegedly shot his girlfriend's son in the groin during a physical altercation.

Royce Da 5'9" praises Eminem and discusses what it's like working with one collaborator or a collective.

Revisiting Bizarre's take on the beef with Budden.

The rivalry continues.

Death by a thousand bars.

It's still no gimmicks.

He wants the group to "own our own sh*t."

Revisit the greatest hits of Eminem's extensive and unique production discography.

It can't be easy debating Slim Shady.

He said he felt like he found an "ally."

Is Griselda looking to engage in some battle rap?