During a 2023 interview with Barstool Sports segment "Sundae Conversation," a then-five-year-old Adonis gushed about Drake ...

Drake and Omarion had fans going wild after they served up a few moves on stage together. The Canadian rapper celebrated his ...

On the second verse Drake rhymes, "You look better with me/I've got some girls texting me on the phone/Back in Culiacán, washing money from the big guy/And the weed is Tusi, I'm feeling high/Baby ...

“Drake with those f–king pigtails, EIGHT DAYS away from being THIRTY EIGHT years old is pissing me off so bad,” they posted. Several supporters came to Drake’s defense and even compared ...

Influential and popular singer Drake and his father, Dennis Graham enjoyed performing a duet at a jazz club, located in Toronto. The Thank me Later vocalist and his dad took the stage together int ...

Drake is feeling way too sexy in his latest pic. The “Hotline Bling” rapper is no stranger to switching up his hair but certainly raised eyebrows after debuting a new ‘do on social media ...

Drake isn't one to regularly post photos of his son Adonis on social media, so fans got a rare look at the 7-year-old after the rapper shared snaps from his little one's recent birthday party.

He’s in his feelings. Drake called DeMar DeRozan a “p–y” after the NBA star’s team, the Sacramento Kings, lost to the Toronto Raptors on Saturday night. According to a video shared ...

Laugh Now, Cry Later' feature Kevin Durant marks pal Drake's 37th born day with unseen picture (Image: @suns IG, @champagnepapi IG) Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant, who previously featured in Drake ...

The Patriots can’t catch a break. Rookie quarterback Drake Maye had an MRI exam after practice Wednesday, according to the Boston Globe. It came after Maye reportedly “banged up” his knee in ...

Drake has been keeping an understandably low profile for the past six months or so, but he’ll still pop up with new music every once in a while. A couple of months ago, he dropped three new ...

Albums from This Is Lorelei and Marcus Drake speak to the ongoing vitality of the community built by defunct Chicago indie label Grandpa Bay.