Encino, California (CBS News) — An investigation into the trafficking of exotic animals led to a raid at the Encino home of hip-hop producer Mally Mall. CBS Los Angeles reports a search warrant was ...

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For the first time in “Love & Hip Hop” history, a roundtable discussion was held around racism and colorism as a result of Erica Mena referring to Spice as a “blue monkey.” The “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta ...

Erica Mena has been a staple on Love & Hip Hop since the early days of Love & Hip Hop: New York. Viewers have watched her fight, find love, have children, get divorced and find a path to her career.

Think of hip-hop music and you'd be forgiven for not immediately thinking of Danbury. But thanks to the vision of several local artists, the urban genre is gradually becoming big news here. Three ...

The Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta cast sat down for a serious discussion on the impact and harm of former co-star Erica Mena using a racial slur. In a post shared on Instagram Sept. 26, castmates unpacked ...

A hip-hop producer was the target of two search warrants Wednesday at his home in Encino, in which at least two exotic animals, including a serval cat, were rescued. The raid was at the Encino home of ...

The TV personality says her words were not “racially driven.” What began as a routine reality television show fight turned into a full-blown scandal. Now-former Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta cast member ...

Reality TV star Erica Mena has been released from Love and Hip Hop Atlanta after using a racial slur against a fellow cast members. Her termination was announced on the franchise’s Instagram page.

The town of Amherst seems an unlikely place to attend a hip-hop show, but, this Friday at 11 p.m., The Monkey Bar will host just that. Accompanying the live music will be DJ Manipulator of Worcester, ...

On Monday (Jan. 8), the world of hip-hop, and really, just about anyone who's been keeping score of American history, collectively gasped when some perceived racist images from H&M's new campaign ...