Dr. Dre’s The Chronic to Be Archived in Library of Congress

Dr. Dre has prescribed the perfect soundtrack for fans celebrating marijuana holiday 4/20 by finally allowing his rap classic The Chronic to be streamed on all music platforms.

By Ellise Shafer

The classic LP will arrive on 4/20

This year, 4/20 will be one to remember as Dr. Dre's debut rap classic The Chronic will be available across all DSPs on April 20.Released in 1992 on Death Row Records, The Chronic is heralded as Dr.

Dr. Dre’s 1992 classic The Chronic is finally coming to all digital service providers. The album will be available to stream starting April 20 (via Entertainment One). In a press release, Chris Taylor, eOne’s Global President, Music & Live, said, “These historic artifacts should be heard by all music lovers, and we are so happy Dr. Dre has opened this door so everyone can experience the brilliance of this seminal work.”

Have officially entered the Wear-Christmas-Pajamas-And-Project-Movies-On-The-Dining-Room-Wall phase of the #Quarantine. #StayHome and stream @pixaronward btw… either I’ve gone stir crazy or it’s my new favorite #Pixar movie.

James Van Der Beek might be onto something. Taking to Instagram to showcase how the family of seven has been holding up while social distancing, the Dawson's Creek alum revealed that the Van Der Beek crew are now in the "wear Christmas pajamas" phase.

NEW YORK — The disco hit “Y.M.C.A.” that became a gay anthem and international dance phenomenon was deemed on Wednesday to be historical important by the de facto national library of the United States.

Dr. Dre’s 1992 gangsta rap classic, The Chronic, leads this year’s inductees into the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry. Each year, the National Recording Registry selects 25 titles deemed “worthy of preservation because of their cultural, historical, and aesthetic importance” to the American soundscape.

With the coronavirus going around, it's not the best idea to stay at the Y.M.C.A., but that didn't prevent the Library of Congress from inducting the signature tune from Village People into the National Recording Registry.

With the coronavirus going around, it's not the best idea to stay at the Y.M.C.A., but that didn't prevent the Library of Congress from inducting the signature tune from Village People into the National Recording Registry.

Mister Rogers, meet Dr. Dre. Memphis Minnie, meet “Dusty in Memphis.” “Wichita Lineman,” wave hello to the “Fiddler on the Roof.” “Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh,” say hi to Whitney Houston.

Olympic champion Cameron Van Der Burgh has been keeping a low profile over the past two weeks and now, in a lengthy statement on Twitter, the swimmer has revealed that he has been battling the coronavirus COVID-19 and that South Africans need to do everything they can to help stop the spread of the virus around the country.

Dre London made his name in the music business alongside Post Malone’s, co-managing the artist (with Electric Feel’s Austin Rosen) as he ascended in five years from newcomer playing 250-capacity rooms to the arena-filler he is today. That success helped London land the honor of manager of the year at Variety‘s 2018 Hitmakers event and now he adds another star to the London Ent roster: Tyga.

Grammy Award-nominated rapper Tyga has signed with London Entertainment for management. The Los Angeles-based firm is headed by Dre London, whose client roster also includes artists Post Malone and Tyla Yaweh.

Jamaican reggae star Chronixx has announced his next album. Dela Splash is out later this year. Ahead of the LP, Chronixx has shared lead single “Dela Move” along with a visual directed by Nabil Elderkin, who has made music videos for the likes of Frank Ocean, Kanye West, Dua Lipa, and more. Check it out below (via Vanity Fair).

House visit! Kimberly Van Der Beek brought Jenna Dewan a sweet present following the birth of her and Steve Kazee’s son, Callum.

Eminem thinks he's invincible in his monstrous video for "Godzilla" that he released Monday (March 9), but he's quickly proven wrong.