‘Frozen 2’ Composers React to Snoop Dogg’s Viral ‘Let It Go’ Moment, Talk New Olaf Tune

During a new episode of Lil’ Wayne’s Young Money Radio, Snoop Dopp revealed his opinions regarding police brutality, racism, and even defunding the police, a new talking point reiterated around the world by Black Lives Matter protestors. According to Snoop Dogg, it has gotten worse over the last few years, but on account of technology and social sharing platforms, people can see what’s going on in the real world a lot more now.

Snoop Dogg is ready to be part of the democratic process. During an appearance on Real 92.3's on Thursday, the rapper revealed that he's never voted before — but is ready to head to the polls for the 2020 presidential election. «For many years they had me brainwashed thinking that you couldn't vote because you had a criminal record,» explained Snoop, who was convicted of a felony in 1990 and 2007. «I didn't know that.

Snoop Dogg will exercise his right to vote for the first time ever this year.In an interview with The Real 92.3, the rapper revealed that he’s never voted before because he thought past criminals were not eligible to do so.“For many years, it had me brainwashed thinking that you couldn’t vote because you had a criminal record,” he shared, according to the New York Post’s gossip column Page Six.However, the Drop It Like It’s Hot star added that this November he’s going to change that, and vowed

Snoop Dogg will exercise his right to vote for the first time ever this year.

Snoop Dogg says he’s never voted — but this year he plans on changing that. “For many years it had me brainwashed thinking that you couldn’t vote because you had a criminal record,” the rapper — who has gun and drug convictions going back to his high school days, though he says his record’s been expunged — revealed on the Real 92.3.

Snoop Dogg, 48, is not a fan of the way Donald Trump‘s been handling racism in America and it’s the reason he’s voting for the first time ever in Nov. The rapper appeared on 92.3’s Big Boy radio station on June 4 to discuss the tragic death of George Floyd, which has prompted protests of thousands of people around the country to stop racial injustice, and admitted he’s not a fan of Trump being in office.

"Please take things one step further by voting out the corrupt officials... that are encouraging systematic racism and discrimination"

Sharing their culinary expertise! While not all stars love to cook, a handful of those who do have taken things to the next level and released cookbooks packed with their favorite recipes.

While hunkered down in their native Mazatlán [Sinaloa, México], Banda MS' Alan Ramírez and Oswaldo Silvas joined Billboard for an Instagram Live Q&A on Tuesday (May 26), during which both spoke about their chart-topping collaboration with Snoop Dogg, "Qué Maldición."

Scott Disick has shared his first Instagram pic in over a month! The May 27 snap showed him relaxing poolside at his suite in southwestern Utah’s luxe Amangiri resort. It’s the first IG photo since reports emerged that he and girlfriend Sofia Richie, 21, had split up after nearly thre years together.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds leave no opportunity to prove they are the wittiest stars on social media. The Hollywood couple leaves no opportunity to take jibes at each other.

National outrage is growing after a video of a Minnesota officer allegedly suffocating a Black man by kneeling on his neck surfaced on the Internet Monday night (May 25).

His latest mural features a Snoop Dogg and Barack Obama mashup

CBS All Access has announced that there will be a new series in the Star Trek universe!

Video chatting app Houseparty rallied Doja Cat, Snoop Dogg, Bad Bunny, Katy Perry, Neil Patrick Harris and more stars for the ultimate virtual bash this weekend.