Lydia Harris reignited her legal war over Death Row Records by demanding Snoop Dogg stop using the brand until her $107 million judgment is paid in full.

On August 4, 1998, Snoop Dogg dropped his third studio album, Da Game Is To Be Sold, Not To Be Told—his first under Master P’s No Limit Records imprint. Though the project received mixed reviews at ...

Snoop also continues at work on a Universal film about his life, a project that first announced in 2022 following Snoop’s acquisition of Death Row Records. This reps the first film to come out ...

The launch of TryDeathRow.com follows Snoop Dogg's 2022 acquisition of the legendary Death Row Records—the iconic label that defined a generation with artists like Dr. Dre, Tupac, and Snoop himself.

Snoop Dogg and Death Row Pictures have gone into business with NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios as announced on Wednesday (April 23). The venture was described as a “new creative partnership ...

Snoop also continues at work on a Universal film about his life, a project that first announced in 2022 following Snoop’s acquisition of Death Row Records. This reps the first film to come out ...

Snoop Dogg has ginned up a juicy new pact with NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios, which has launched what it deems a “new creative partnership” with the hip-hop star and his Death Row ...

In March, Lydia Harris, the wife of Death Row Records co-founder Michael "Harry-O" Harris, filed a lawsuit in Houston against Snoop Dogg and the iconic '90s rap label, which Snoop purchased in 2022.