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Teaming up with English rock band The Heavy on their hit “How You Like Me Now,” 50 Cent got his Power Of The Dollar on to help kick off the 2013 NFL Draft. [...]

Once again Michael Jackson’s later years and death are to be revisited in an LA courtroom, as a jury will hear opening statements in the wrongful death suit brought against concert promotion company AEG Live by Jackson’s family. [...]

Having already taken the rap world by storm, Kendrick Lamar is getting calls aplenty for shows and appearances, most recently taking to the stage as the musical guest at the Madden NFL 25 party in New York. [...]

Having just sold his share in the Brooklyn Nets basketball team to pursue a future in sports management, Jay-Z is quick on the ball signing future WNBA star Skylar Diggins. Seen throwing up the Roc at what looks like an art gallery of sorts, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and McDonald‘s All American college baller [...]

Soul Culture sits down with Mississippi rapper Big K.R.I.T for our ongoing #OKNotToBeOK mental health campaign, as he speaks on music as therapy, loneliness, depression and finally making the decision to be happy. [...]

I know I’m not the only one with trouble resting. I’m not sleeping at night. I take naps, mostly. I see the postings on social networking at all hours in different time zones where people display their tosses and turns. We’re blurting out different levels of stress, we’re trying to figure out why we are [...]

It’s an amazing thing that I found music, man…” Following on from Ne-Yo’s talk on the therapeutic power of music, chart-topping British rapper Wretch 32 sits down with SoulCulture and reveals how he uses music as a portal to express himself, for our #OKNotToBeOk mental health campaign. [...]

So here’s the thing: I get down pretty often. Only thing is, I don’t always notice it, in the same way that if you’re running very fast on a cold day then you don’t feel the chill. I get down about a lot of things, if I’m honest: about work that doesn’t go as well [...]

“The therapeutic power of music is the reason that I do music in the first place,” R&B star Ne-Yo tells SoulCulture as we launch OK NOT TO BE OK – a campaign to raise and spread awareness and support for the mental health of our generation. [...]

I’ve always been a bit melancholic, however much I smile externally. I took it as a character quirk for years and never paid it too much attention. Until the summer of 2008, when I became so miserable a year into a full-time job in entertainment PR – i.e. being paid to smile – that I’d [...]