In the mid-1990s, Snoop Dogg and Tupac were in the studio when the infamous Suge Knight walked in, grabbed them by the arms, ...

A new bottle pays tribute to a late rap legend.

Cali By Snoop — a collaboration between Snoop Dogg and Treasury Wine Estates’ 19 Crimes portfolio — released the wine to ...

Snoop Dogg’s latest creation, chips in three different flavors, hit Costco stores in six states as part of a collaboration with Miami-based snack brand Rap Snacks and its sister company, Do The Right ...

The iconic rapper wanted the name for a chain of cannabis dispensaries, but a federal agency says the phrase is so popular that it can't be a trademark. By Bill Donahue Snoop Dogg has been refused a ...

The Federal Trademark Commission (FTC) said no to Snoop Dogg’srequest for his “Smoke Weed Everyday” marijuana brand. Snoop wanted the name for cannabis dispensaries, but the FTC shut it down because ...

While Snoop Dogg might be known for his work as a musician, the multi-talented entrepreneur has dabbled in the food industry a handful of times over the years. The 54-year-old "Drop It Like It's Hot" ...

Snoop Dogg was present at Nipsey Hussle's restaurant grand opening in Long Beach when a shooting took place nearby, leaving ...

While attending the men's 1,000-meter speed skating race during the 2026 Winter Olympics, former Olympian Marianne Timmer ...

Ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates exclusively reveal the text from Snoop Dogg that encouraged them after the 2026 ...

Snoop Dogg’s signature catchphrase “Smoke Weed Everyday” cannot be trademarked by the artist because marijuana remains federally illegal and the slogan has become too popular in mainstream culture, ...

A star-studded grand opening tied to the legacy of slain rap icon Nipsey Hussle descended into chaos Sunday when gunfire ...