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Remy's Nicki Minaj diss is now charting high on iTunes.

Jay-Z will conclude his eight-night performance spree at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., tonight and he'll commemorate the entire experience by releasing a new EP. The lauded rap star is giving viewers who didn't score tickets the chance to watch a live stream of the show beginning at 9:30PM ET tonight on his Life+Times YouTube channel...

Now that the wait is over for their joint album, 'Watch the Throne,' Kanye West and Jay-Z aren't wasting time in serving the masses with an accompanying visual to one of the effort's most talked about and critiqued tracks, 'Otis.' The esteemed rap duo will premiere the single's video on MTV, MTV2, mtvU, MTV...

Eminem's music publisher, Eight Mile Style LLC, is attempting to collect $2.2 million in past due compensation, stemming from a 2009 settlement over download rights. The Detroit-based company filed an official request last week, asking a U...

Collegiate Boston rapper Sam Adams hit No. 1 on the iTunes Hip-Hop chart, but was recently accused of purchasing his own music to achieve his placement. In a prepared statement, the 22-year-old MC, who recorded his first song seven months ago, explained that the more than $75,000 worth of sales he's made on digital downloads of his 'Boston's Boy' EP came via real fans, and not by hi-jinx... Read M

Biz Markie has been all about the biz lately. The old school rapper has landed a new gig with TuneUpMedia.com to promote the company's new software that cleans up digital music libraries. In TuneUp's first major commercial, Biz plays the role of Captain Tune Up showing how the software works along side co-star Andy Milonakis...

Producer Quincy "QD3" Jones III's controversial documentary on rapper Lil Wayne has shot to the Number One spot on the iTunes movie chart in its first week of release. The documentary, entitled 'The Carter,' follows Weezy on the road for almost a year, depicting all the predictable highs and lows: flashes of brilliance, extreme work ethic and sizzurp induced ramblings...

After a five-day trial in a Detroit federal court, rapper Eminem's publisher, Eight Mile Style and Apple Inc. have finally reached a settlement over the rights to Em's digital sales. The publisher filed the suit in 2007, charging that Apple was illegally offering Em's music for digital download on iTunes...