The latest chapter in the feud between former Death Row Records owner Suge Knight and the label’s biggest act and current owner, Snoop Dogg: Knight questioning the legitimacy of Snoop’s ...

The iconic Los Angeles-based music label Death Row Records is in national headlines again after a Houston woman filed a lawsuit against the label and rappers Suge Knight and Snoop Dogg.

Last month, entrepreneur and rapper Snoop Dogg announced a new line of hemp-derived THC beverages, the Death Row Records branded “Do It Fluid” and Snoop’s own “Doggy Spritz.” The drinks—including ...

Both the label's current owner, Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr, better known as Snoop Dogg, and former CEO Marion "Suge" Knight, were named in the suit. Death Row Records did not respond to the ...

Rap and pop cultural icons Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's powerhouse brands fuel the new Still G.I.N. Lounge By Dre and Snoop on ...

Snoop Dogg at the '1992' Movie World Premiere ... centered primarily on the ownership and legacy of Death Row Records. Their public dispute has captured widespread attention as both figures ...

Lydia Harris, a woman identifying as a Death Row Records co-founder, has filed a lawsuit against Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight, along with other industry personnel, including Interscope Records and ...

Suge Knight isn’t backing down from his long-standing feud with Snoop Dogg. The former Death Row Records CEO recently criticized the West Coast rap legend, accusing him of tarnishing the legacy ...

Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight have been hit with a jaw-dropping $107 million lawsuit by a woman claiming not only that she was a cofounder of Death Rown Records but the label’s first vice president ...

Lydia Harris reignited a courtroom clash with Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight over a nine-figure dispute involving the legendary Hip-Hop empire, Death Row Records. Lydia Harris is aiming at Hip-Hop ...

The two are said to have conspired to cheat Lydia Harris, wife of convicted drug kingpin and former Death Row financier, "Harry-O, out of $107 million.

The former NFL player-turned-music executive accuses Snoop Dogg of failing to even resuscitate Death Row Records back to life, much less return it to legendary days in the 1990s. “You trying to ...