Late Hip-Hop Legends Live Again in New Animated Video originally appeared on Parade. The hip-hop community has lost its share ...

MF Doom and Madlib’s ‘Madvillainy’ — now 20 years old — is the timeless classic album we all thought it would be in 2004. OPINION: When “Madvillainy” dropped in March 2004, hip-hop ...

MF DOOM‘s family have called on Now-Again Records founder, Eothen “Egon” Alapatt, to return the late rapper’s rhyme books.. READ MORE: MF DOOM, 1971 – 2020: world-building rap hero who ...

The late MF DOOM’s rhyme books are legend, but allegedly, the music executive in possession of them, is unwilling to give them up, so says the rapper’s widow.

Since his passing late last year, MF DOOM’s legacy has been about his lyrical contributions to the hip-hop canon through his whimsical, one-of-a-kind rhymes, but recent events have made those ...

Four years after the death of British American rapper and producer Daniel Dumile, his alter ego MF Doom lives on — now in the form of an action figure.. Pop culture collectibles company Super7 ...

The dispute centered around 32 notebooks containing DOOM’s lyrics, song ideas and other creative content. The legal dispute between MF DOOM’s widow, Jasmine Dumile Thompson, and former Stones ...

Alapatt started working with MF DOOM when he was the GM and A&R at Stones Throw Records. He’s also Madlib’s former manager and founder of Now Again Records.

MF Doom began his career as Zev Love X of the rap group KMD, which released two albums, 1991’s Mr. Hood and Black Bastards.Intended to be released in 1994, Black Bastards was shelved upon its ...

MF DOOM's widow Jasmine Dumile has confirmed claims that the late rapper's rhyme books were stolen by Now-Again Records founder Eothen "Egon" Alapatt, saying he's ignored requests to return them. Last ...

Maximillian Lawrence worked with MF DOOM from 1999 to 2002 on the album ”Viktor Vaughn – Vaudeville Villain.” He now directs the engineering program at The Science Leadership Academy at Beeber in West ...

Back in September last year, MF DOOM's widow Jasmine Dumile confirmed claims that the late rapper's rhyme books were stolen by Now-Again Records founder Eothen "Egon" Alapatt, and revealed that he's ...