Though many fans have lost hope that Dr. Dre would ever release his third album ‘The Detox’ being that it was originally slated for release over 10 years ago, perhaps there may be some hope after all. Case in point, a brand new cut from the good Doctor featuring protege Kendrick Lamar and crooner Jeremih. No word on whether this was intended for the long overdue album, or if it was merely a leak never intended for release, but check it out nonetheless.
(Photos) Dr. Dre Wins Lawsuit Against New Death Row Records
The name of “The Next Episode” is #staywinning! Dr. Dre Wins Lawsuit Against New Death Row Records which if you didn’t know, was sued last year by the Hip Hop legend for years of misuse and abuse. But it wasn’t the name Dre cared about, so what exactly was the beef??? And (sidebar) his lawyer’s official statement includes a priceless song title drop!
(Photos) NBA: Your Favorite Classic Hip Hop Albums Get Remade With NBA Covers
This is so funny and so dope at the same time. Kudos to artist Jesse Nunez and his Photoshop skills for taking some of the best rap albums of all time and remixing the covers with current NBA stars. Melo’s “Get a ring or die trying” is so perfect but he also used Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and the Clippers. My personal fave though is what he did with Lebron & Kyrie on the cover of Raekwon’s “Only built 4 Cuban Linx”. Check out the gallery!
(Photos) Dr. Dre Talks Biopic And The Groups Respect For Women “There’s A Big Misconception”
Dr. Dre talks Biopic And The Groups Respect For Women.There is a alot of buzz about the “Straight Outta Compton” Biopic.There is also a lot of drama with the whole Suge Knight ordeal.In a recent interview The “Dr” revealed he didn’t want to do the movie at first. Find out why after the jump.
(Video) Dr. Dre Reminisces On The Last Time He Talked To Eazy E Before He Died
To celebrate Eazy E’s life and the 20th year of his passing (March 25th, 1995), Dr. Dre stopped by to chop it up with Big Boy on his radio show. Dre spoke about the NWA “Straight Outta Compton” biopic film, making “Nothing But A G Thang” with Snoop Dogg, the last time he spoke with Eazy E before he passed away along with much, much more. Check out the full interview below. RIP, EAZY E!
