HowToLove

Lil Wayne's 'How to Love' was a surprising turn for the rapper who sung his way through the guitar-laden track, showcasing his softer and more emotive side. Now, a group of L.A. subway riders are bringing more life to 'Tha Carter IV' track, which was released in June...

After a good year of anticipation and a prison bid that may have derailed his album plans, Lil Wayne will officially drop his long-awaited new LP, 'Tha Carter IV,' on Aug. 29. Just as soon as he stepped out of the gates of New York's Rikers Island last November, Wayne was said to have headed straight to the studio to begin work on the fervently talked about effort...

Lil Wayne usually gets gully and grimey in the visuals for his rap tracks, but this time he's embracing his sensitive side. After all, thugs need and give love, too. The Young Money boss has debuted the video for 'How to Love,' a song -- featured on his ninth studio album, 'Tha Carter IV' -- which is a departure from his usual talk of cash and the sticky icky, yet sends a meaningful message about

Just when Lil Wayne's lawyers think they might have time to leave their desks for a quick sandwich or call home to their loved ones, who've no doubt forgotten what they look like, another lawsuit comes down the pike. TMZ is reporting that rapper Rich Rick has filed a suit in L...

If Nicki Minaj is Young Money's reigning queen, Shanell is the crew's chanteuse; equal parts muse, choreographer, vocalist and dancer, who made her unforgettable debut on Lil Wayne's 'Prom Queen.' Following up on the recent release of her new single 'My Button' with a sultry, breathy take on Weezy's new single 'How to Love,' Shanell has stepped out from the background, singing one for the ladies..

Lil Wayne fans are going to have be a bit more patient. XXLMag.com reports that Universal Motown reps have confirmed that the release date for Weezy's ninth solo album, 'Tha Carter IV,' has been pushed back to Aug. 29. This is only the latest delay for 'Tha Carter IV,' which was thought to be dropping June 21...

'Shooter,' 'Tie My Hands' and 'Comfortable' are examples of Lil Wayne attempting to put the break on his gritty rapping style on the previous three 'Tha Carter' albums. Just listen to the Young Money honcho admitting on the latter Babyface-feature, "My mama gonna like this one...