Tupac Shakur

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

The rapper's taunt comes as Duane "Keffe D" Davis faces a Las Vegas jury starting August 10.

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

An Al-generated version of the late rapper appeared during the concert and spoke directly to Snoop.

Snoop Dogg took the stage at Summer Game Fest 2026 to announce the inclusion, saying the rapper's "spirit still lives on."

The lawsuit names Keefe D and multiple "John Does" who are alleged of conspiracy in the 1996 murder.

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.

The 'Next Friday' actor recalled a time when large groups of women would wait to meet him outside of hotels.

As the Fugees' second album, 'The Score,' turns 30, Clef has opened up about how one of its tracks was misunderstood by the late legend.

Cole imagines a world where the two hip-hop titans' feud never turned violent.

2Pac spent a good chunk of his teen years in Baltimore.

The actor recalled the late rapper telling her and Gridlock'd co-star Tim Roth about being shot in Quad Studios on the set of the 1997 movie.

Lawyers of the accused claim that evidence contains a "misleading portrait" of Keefe D.

The radio personality says 2Pac's comments during the interview could potentially "hurt" those he talked about.

Keith Davis has been incarcerated since being arrested in 2023 for allegedly orchestrating the drive-by shooting that killed the legendary rapper.