The Canadian superstar headlined all three nights of London’s Wireless Festival, showing off his range, reach and a glimpse ...

Drake's three-day residency at London's Wireless Festival concluded on a sour note after the rapper's headline slot ended ...

Drake returns to the charts as “What Did I Miss?” debuts at No. 11 on US Top Songs with 3.2M views, while “SOMEBODY LOVES ME” ...

Drake has been on a bullet train to the top since the dawn of the last decade. The unsuspecting child actor from Toronto has morphed into a habitual hit-making rap star, with the clout, numbers and ...

Drake should be on a high right now after a history-making, three-day headlining set at Wireless Festival in London this past ...

Carlton opened up about the performance after surprising Drake's U.K. fans during his three-day run at the Wireless Festival ...

Despite a strong debut from "What Did I Miss," it's clear Drake still wanted to steal the spot from Alex Warren's "Ordinary." ...

Drake’s “What Did I Miss?” debuts at No. 1 on eight Billboard charts but narrowly misses topping the Hot 100, landing at No. 2 behind Alex Warren's "Ordinary." ...

Drake claimed that London has the best lyricists in the world amid the ongoing U.K. versus U.S. rap debate during his headlining run at Wireless Festival.

UMG says Drake's updated defamation complaint over Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" is legal "blather" and should be dismissed.

Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s feud has become one of the most storied rap beefs in history, but their relationship wasn’t always so fraught with tension. Just one year later, however, cracks in ...

Drake has filed an amended complaint claiming Universal defamed him by promoting Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' at the Super Bowl and Grammys.