Suge Knight

The Death Row co-founder has no interest in taking part in the trial of accused murder orchestrator Duane "Keffe D" Davis.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis faces life in prison if convicted of the 1996 murder of the legendary rapper.

The entertainers almost came to blows over a joke that Rock made during the 1996 MTV VMAs.

The book, which will find the Death Row co-founder sharing his memories of 2Pac's murder for the first time, comes out on Aug. 4.

Roger "Neckbone" Williams has claimed he had to get to get physical with the Wu-Tang Clan leader after he got a little rowdy trying to get into Club 662.

Waka made the remark when asked what he thought about the Netflix doc, 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning.'

Diddy's reps have condemned the docuseries, calling it a "hit piece."

The claim is featured in 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning,' a new docuseries from executive producer 50 Cent.

Knight didn't confirm or deny rumors that he and Eve dated back in the day.

The infamous music mogul tried to sign the New York trio before they opted to join Diddy at Bad Boy Records.

The former Death Row boss says the late rapper only wore his original diamond-studded chain.

The former Death Row Records CEO claims the murdered rapper feared going back to prison so much he would rather die.

Suge Knight "couldn't smoke" at the time due to being on probation.

“He might be stupid sometimes, but he’s not dumb."

"Suge got at him before I could."

Suge Knight says Diddy belongs in prison after disturbing abuse claims by Cassie surfaced in court testimony.

The singer's choice words also included him claiming that the former Death Row Records boss used to sexually assault people using butter.

It’s unclear if Diddy will take the stand.