Chuck D

The Public Enemy has weighed in after the KISS bassist said that hip-hop "doesn't belong in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame."

LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane, and Chuck D joined him for the star-studded event.

The veteran MC released his debut album 'Here to Save You All' in 1996 and appeared on Rakim's new album last week.

J Balvin, Jadakiss, Benny the Butcher, Hit-Boy, and many more signed the letter decrying "the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to infringe upon and devalue the rights of human artists."

The latest Power to the Patients event continues the ongoing fight for price transparency in the deeply flawed American healthcare system.

The Roots leader looked to 1980s hip-hop pioneers as the "foundation" of his dexterous wordplay.

The iconic pair reunited onstage at the iHeartRadio Festival in September.

The hip-hop icons joined the nonprofit Power to the Patients in calling elected officials to allow for more honest and affordable healthcare in the US.

The Brooklyn rap legend is close to hitting four decades in his illustrious career and now may be the time he tells his complete story.

From Dr. Dre to Lil Wayne, and the estate of the late Juice WRLD, here are all of the rappers who have sold their catalogs for a hefty price tag.

Fat Joe, Kevin Gates and 50 Cent have come to Eminem's defense after Melle Mel claimed his status in rap was merely because of his skin color.

Jully Black made a subtle change to the national anthem that honoured the land on which Indigenous lived before European settlers colonized North America.

Over the weekend, Chuck D tweeted a link to his podcast saying that his favourite rap song of 2022 was "The Come Up Story" by Canadian rapper Es.

Public Enemy legend Chuck D is speaking out about gun violence following the tragic death of Takeoff, who was gunned down Tuesday morning in Houston.

Ahead of receiving the first-ever Social Justice Honours Award at Canadian Music Week, the Public Enemy rapper tells us why awards "are a waste of time."

In an open letter shared Friday, the Public Enemy co-founder said Travis Scott is being blamed while "old white men" count their money amid the tragedy.

The Public Enemy member faced swift backlash this week after he questioned if the government should allow Kelly to redeem himself following his conviction.

Chuck D responded in a statement to Flavor Flav after the legendary Public Enemy hypeman told TMZ that he was blocking a group reunion because of contracts.