DMX will be posthumously ordained as a minister in his home state. According to a report AllHipHop published on Monday, January 5, the late rapper, born Earl Simmons, will be ordained posthumously by ...

Exclusively produced by Pat Gallo (Divine Bars) with backing vocals from local singer Janyce, the gospel effort was poised to be a double album. Disc I was planned to be fully rap-oriented, while Disc ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rapper DMX attends the 2009 VH1 Hip Hop Honors at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on September 23, 2009, ccin the Brooklyn borough ...

DMX will be posthumously ordained as a minister later this month in a ceremony that honors both his spiritual legacy and his lifelong struggle to reconcile faith, pain, and purpose. The late hip-hop ...

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A new Rolling Stone profile details DMX living in Arizona in the late 2000s, creating a gospel-influenced double album. The album was the product of X escaping drug, legal, and marriage issues. The ...

(AllHipHop News) Rapper DMX has been battling demons for most of his life. From drug abuse to troubles with the law, Dark Man X has faced his struggles with the dark side in the public eye. The ...

DMX can’t seem to catch a break when he is trying to do the Lord’s work as the Morning Star Sanctified Church’s upcoming concert involving the rapper was recently cancelled due to what the sponsor has ...

A new profile of late rapper DMX reveals he has an unreleased album from around 2008. Earl Simmons’ struggles with how he grew up on the streets was the influence for much of his hip-hop career. But a ...

The late MC worked on his planned fourth album in Scottsdale, Arizona. By Gil Kaufman DMX was forever shifting between the gritty streets and the sacred texts he relied on to keep him on the straight ...

DMX works to reclaim his life and career after a prison stint for tax fraud in the new trailer for the upcoming documentary, DMX: Don’t Try to Understand, set to arrive Thursday, Nov. 25, on HBO Max.