Four months before Tupac Shakur’s accused killer is scheduled to come to trial, a new biography will explore the complex legacy of the former Baltimorean and rap legend. “Only God Can Judge Me: The ...

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The pioneering rap artist Tupac Shakur only lived in Baltimore for four years of his short life. But a new book, to be released Tuesday by author Jeff Pearlman, makes the case that the rapper’s time ...

From his beginnings as a roadie for Digital Underground in the early 1990s to his mysterious death at the hands of unknown gunmen in 1996, Tupac Shakur remains one of the most enigmatic figures in hip ...

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“Yaasmyn Fula, mother of the late Yaki [Kadafi] from The Outlawz, she helped me a lot with this book, and she said to me early on, ‘You need to talk to Karen [Kadison]. Karen is the one who came up ...