Handsome, magnetic, and with a generational musical gift, Tupac Shakur became one of the defining sex symbols of the 1990s. But behind his swagger lay darkness.

Death Row co-founder Suge Knight was reportedly afraid of Bulls legend Charles Oakley and for good reason, it seems.

Drake made headlines when he unveiled a custom Death Row Records pendant, a piece that blends hip-hop history with his own flair for luxury. The chain, created by celebrity jeweler Ben Baller, ...

Suge Knight shut down rumors that Drake bought Tupac’s Death Row chain, insisting the piece is fake and warning the rapper to confront whoever sold it. In a recorded interview, the incarcerated music ...

Eve once dated Suge Knight as a form of "sweet revenge" on Dr. Dre. Eve is revealing details about her brief fling with Dr. Dre’s longtime rival Suge Knight, a relationship she says began as a form of ...

Florida State's new defensive line coach, Terrance Knighton, aims to instill a "Death Row Records" mentality in his players. Knighton's aggressive coaching style aligns with head coach Mike Norvell's ...

From a prison cell at California’s Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility, Suge Knight — gray-bearded, 60, and still carrying the weight of a war story that never ended — replays the moment that ...

If anyone thought the story of Tupac Shakur’s death couldn’t get any stranger, Suge Knight just proved them wrong. From a California prison cell, the former Death Row Records boss is adding a wild ...

Nearly three decades after Tupac Shakur's death, Suge Knight is sharing new – and strange – details about what happened in the hours that followed. Speaking from prison during a recent phone interview ...

Nearly three decades ago, around 11 p.m. on September 7, 1996, Marion “Suge” Knight — then the 31-year-old CEO of Death Row Records and one of the most feared kingpins in the music business — drove a ...

Nearly three decades ago, one of the most famous rappers was gunned down on a busy Las Vegas street and to this day no one has been charged with his murder. On Sept. 7, 1996, Tupac Shakur attended the ...