Suge Knight

Looks like the longstanding legal battle between Suge Knight and Kanye West has finally come to a quiet end. The former Death Row Records CEO and gangsta rap kingpin has dropped his appeal in the lawsuit against Kanye West, reportedly reaching a confidential agreement with Kanye's attorneys to settle his legal costs out of court...

Recently revealed witness testimony may finally prove the long-rumored link between the Los Angeles Police Department and the shooting death of revered rapper Christopher "Notorious B.I.G." Wallace. Though the case has gone unsolved for almost 14 years, it has long been alleged that LAPD was involved in a cover-up regarding the mysterious 1997 shooting, after a Vibe magazine party by the

WireImage Looks like Suge Knight didn't list "stay out of trouble" as one of his New Year's resolutions for 2011: the former Death Row Records CEO and perpetual troublemaker was cited on Tuesday for driving on a suspended license. He was busted for the same violation in 2010...

In July 2010, it was revealed that 'Training Day' director Antoine Fuqua was in the process of bringing Tupac Shakur's life to the big screen in a biopic. Though the film was originally supposed to begin shooting in September, the flick is now slated to begin lensing in April in Los Angeles, with expected characters to include former Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight, Tupac's mother Afeni Shakur

Thirteen years after the death of legendary Brooklyn rapper, Notorious B.I.G., Los Angeles police officials are investigating new evidence that might finally close the unsolved case. Christopher Wallace was shot and killed in his car, while leaving a music industry party in Los Angeles on March 9, 1997, but a perpetrator has not been named in the case...

Since his glory days as the imposing head of Death Row Records, Marion "Suge" Knight has been known for a series of legal snafus. After yet another recent arrest, it's also been uncovered that Knight has indeed followed through on his threat to appeal a judge's decision to throw out his case against Kanye West for a 2005 shooting at Miami's Shore nightclub...

Suge Knight's checkered past with Uncle Sam has entered a new phase. The former Death Row Records CEO, who previously filed for bankruptcy in 2006 and has been faced with legal troubles over the past few years, saw his belongings auctioned off on the A&E show 'Storage Wars,' where participants in a niche industry buy storage lockers that have gone into default and resell them to the highest bi

Former Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight sued Kanye West after getting shot in the leg during a 2005 party that the rapper was hosting, but it's now dead in its tracks. A federal judge in Miami dismissed the lawsuit yesterday, which Knight plans to appeal...

Suge Knight's $1 million lawsuit against Kanye West might be forced to trial after a second, failed mediation session between the two heavy weights on Thursday (Aug. 26) in Miami. The lawsuit stems from a 2005 incident in Miami Beach, where Knight was shot in the leg and allegedly robbed of a $135,000 diamond earring during an MTV VMAs party hosted by West...

Suge Knight is still going ahead with his $1 million lawsuit against Kanye West, despite it being five years after the fact. Back in 2005 Knight was shot in the leg at a Miami Beach party hosted by West. It's now being reported that as a result of a ruling by a Miami federal judge, Ye doesn't even have to attend the latest arbitration in person...