Suge Knight

Another day, another Suge Knight threat. This time around, the former Death Row Records boss is airing out his 2015 resolutions and for Suge, the new year is all about justice.

Suge Knight isn't experiencing much good fortune this year. After being shot during a MTV VMA party and arrested for stealing a paparazzo's camera, it seems like the Death Row Records founder couldn't possibly experience any more drama. Think again.

You would think after being shot multiple times that Suge Knight would stay out of trouble. But alas, that's not the case. On Wednesday (Oct. 29), the former rap impresario was arrested, along with comedian Katt Williams, for allegedly stealing a paparazzo's camera in an incident that occurred in September.

Suge Knight has been released from the hospital after being shot several times. The rap mogul refuses to cooperate with police.

Former rap mogul Suge Knight was shot multiple times at a pre-VMAs party early Sunday morning (Aug. 23).

Suge Knight is sure talking to the press a lot these days. Last week, he verbally attacked Diddy and claimed that Tupac is still alive. This time, he's taking jabs at Rick Ross, and is even looking to physically assault the rapper.

Suge Knight opens up about his thoughts on Tupac Shakur's shooting, including that he believes the rapper is still alive.

You know the old saying a dog’s bark is worse than its bite. Well, Top Dawg Entertainment CEO Anthony Tiffith is barking at former rap mogul Suge Knight for comments he made about Kendrick Lamar's business practices, especially when it comes to touring.

Basketball and hip-hop have always gone hand in hand and over the years they have collided consistently, becoming the two favorite pastimes of inner-city youth. So when the 'Above The Rim' soundtrack dropped on March 22, 1994, the music matched perfectly with the hoops film of the same name starring Tupac Shakur.

The legal battles at Death Row Records continue. After Dr. Dre recently sued his previous record label for $3 million in unpaid royalties, Death Row and former label head Suge Knight are firing back, claiming that Dre has no legal grounds for a lawsuit.