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The 34-year-old "pharma bro" cried at his sentencing.

For years, producers would sell their beats to artists for use on a single song. Now, a whole new approach is emerging and taking over the industry. Beats are being used on dozens of songs at a time, and this approach is taking over the music industry and changing what it means to be a producer.

A WMG exec says the deal "will help expand the universe of music streaming and create supplementary revenue for artists."

Mo Wilkerson's mom was upset with an NFL reporter for suggesting her son is dealing with a drinking problem.

Although the images of these premature championship tattoos look ridiculous when they go viral, they sometimes still bring happy endings—even if their predictions prove wrong.

The guy also tried to have a gas station attendant robbed as part of the plot.

The toy store chain could be closing all its U.S. locations.

In honor of Women's History Month, find out how sneaker brands are finally giving female consumers the sneakers that they actually want.

Wonder Woman will battle Kristen Wiig as Cheetah in the sequel.

Sure, why not?

LeBron James averages more points per game when celebrities show up to watch him.

Marvel President Kevin Feige also floated the idea of a stand-alone Okoye movie, and promised a lot more Shuri in the MCU.

Under Armour has released six new colorways of its HOVR Phantom model just in time for March Madness.

In a statement early Friday morning, God said "Nope."

Disney's Star Wars' park looks amazing.

The release date for Nike's new Air Max 98 'South Beach' sneakers.

Leave Conan alone, Netflix.

Many actors and actresses who starred in 'The Wire' have gone on to enjoy successful careers after the show ended; we ranked them in order. From Michael B. Jordan and Michael K. Williams to Mack Wilds and Dominic West, here are the actors who have shined brightest post-The Wire.

A weighty reminder that Fabich's upcoming EP is more than just stories.

His EP is hugely influenced by a number of recordings he found of ex-slaves discussing their experiences, clips of which, feature on "No Evil".

The 13-track project includes the previously released songs "44 More," "Overnight," and "Everyday."

The former 'X-Factor' contestant says he's on a mission to change the way people listen to music.

Something to hold us over while we wait for the rapper's debut album.

The four-track project includes the previously released single “Forever I’m Ready.”

The Quality Control rapper insists it will be nothing like 'Teenage Emotions.'