It wouldn't be the Cincinnati Music Festival without a few surprise twists and turns. Here's what you missed from night three ...

Fifty years after critics dismissed hip-hop as a passing fad, Grammy winner LL COOL J is taking viewers back to the genre's ...

The multihyphenate star will host the Paramount+ docuseries Hip Hop Was Born Here—how does the new show add to his overall ...

LL Cool J, who is headlining Music Festival, starred in the 1999 movie "In Too Deep," which filmed in and Toronto.

The Cincinnati Music Festival was set to conclude Saturday night at Paycor Stadium with performances by Toni Braxton and LL ...

Police are implementing heightened security measures for this year's festival. Police Chief Teresa Theetge said that the ...

Black Music Month may have wrapped up in June, but the celebration of Black culture and music has continued well into July ...

Erich Donaldson January 14, 2017 Getty Image LL Cool J rendered himself as the “G.O.A.T.” long before the term got loosely tossed around on the internet. In his prime, the idea was hard to argue.

Again. LL COOL J is familiar with making his presence known—it’s not an exaggeration to say that he is still a commanding figure in hip-hop nearly four decades after his debut, 1985’s Radio.

LL COOL J marks 40 years in hip-hop with his new album, The Force. In a recent TalkShopLive, the rapper explained why his 10-year hiatus was worth it for himself and his fans.

The new unscripted series premiere Aug. 9 at 9 p.m. ET LL Cool J's fans are "The Greatest of All Time." On Thursday, PEOPLE is exclusively premiering a clip from the upcoming CBS series, SUPERFAN ...