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Now that word is out Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose are expecting a bundle of joy in the coming months, the two decided to cover XXL magazine's October/November issue showing off Rose's baby bump. A shirtless Wiz holds his lady close as she poses with her bare protruding stomach...

Lauryn Hill has been a fixture in the headlines for her recent child birth but now she's receiving attention for actions that are far less celebratory. The one-time Fugees frontwoman is at the center of a lawsuit, brought forth by a former band member who is looking for $23,600 in owed wages and damages...

Kanye West has rubbed a few people the wrong way, namely Pres. George W. Bush -- remember "George Bush doesn't like black people"? -- and country star Taylor Swift -- who could forget "Yo Taylor I'm really happy for you, I'mma let you finish but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time...

Lil Wayne graces the cover of the July/August 2011 issue of XXL Magazine. In the cover story, veteran hip-hop journalist Shaheem Reid chats with Lil Tunechi about a variety of topics, including his new album, fatherhood, his Young Money imprint and possible retirement...

The last year has been an uphill battle for Lupe Fiasco. From conflict with his record label and subsequent fan boycott to his 'Lasers' album finally scoring a release date, Lupe appears to have lots to be happy about, especially since he landed at the top of the Billboard charts with the effort...

XXL Magazine is giving aspiring rappers a potentially innovative platform to be heard by industry figures and fans with its first official iPhone app. While the app features six functions like news, trivia and lifestyle trends, the most unique is a feature called "Ready or Not," which allows rappers to record and upload their own 30-second freestyles and get judged by celebrity guests fr

Eminem will appear on the March cover of XXL magazine alongside Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse, to detail his decision to sign both acts to his Shady Records imprint. After months of speculation, Eminem has finally confirmed that both Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse -- which includes rappers, Royce Da 5' 9'', Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden and Crooked I -- are now part of the Shady Records family...