Social media rumors claim Diddy is heading to Suge Knight’s prison, but federal and state custody laws block any such move ...
Knight, real name Marion Hugh Knight Jr, launched Death Row Records in 1991 alongside Dr Dre, The D.O.C. and Dick Griffey. It became the powerhouse of West Coast rap, home to Tupac, Snoop Dogg and ...
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Where is Suge Knight now – and what has he said about Tupac and Biggie's death over the years?
Suge Knight (real name Marion Hugh Knight Junior) is a co-founder of Death Row Records, along with Dr Dre, The D.O.C. and Dick Griffey. The label was positioned as the West Coast rival to the East ...
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Diddy Doc: Suge Knight Once Used Mogul as Shield Against Potential Bullets, Bad Boy Alum Claims
In the doc, directed by Alexandria Stapleton, Bad Boy alum Mark Curry recalls working the door at a club in Atlanta in 1995 when he allegedly witnessed the Death Row Records co-founder use Diddy as a ...
Marion “Suge” Knight won’t be eligible for parole until 2034. The Death Row Records founder was sentenced to 28 years in prison after pleading no contest to a 2015 hit-and-run that killed businessman ...
James is a former associate of Knight’s. He recently spoke with The Art of Dialogue about Knight and Tupac’s dynamic. When asked whether or not he feels Tupac joining Death Row Records was his ...
While Snoop Dogg is now Death Row Records’ leader and one of hip-hop’s largest towering figures, he used to be tied very closely to the label’s former owner, Suge Knight. At the height of Death Row’s ...
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Is Diddy transferring to San Diego correctional facility with Suge Knight? Here's the truth as fans joke '50 Cent arranged this'
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ prison saga sparks online buzz, reigniting memories of his long-running rivalry with Suge Knight and past ...
Suge Knight addressed Cassie Ventura’s testimony about Diddy’s alleged armed confrontation in 2008, warning it would have gone left. During a telephone interview with TMZ, the incarcerated former ...
Many aspiring rappers dream of getting rich by signing with a mainstream record label. But music mogul Suge Knight felt that just because a rapper gets signed, doesn’t mean they earn all the money ...
Anyone who’s watched the Method Man and Redman cult classic comedy How High might recall how low-key disturbing, yet comedic it was to watch Method Man use the ashes of his dearly departed homie to ...
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