TMZ — Before Tupac Shakur was about "California Love" he was all about Thug Life, and the rapper's early recording contract with the hip-hip group can be yours ... if you're str8 ballin'. The 58-page contract from July 24, 1994 is signed by 2Pac and… ... more info

Perez Hilton — With all of the mystery surrounding Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls' respective deaths, we can't say we're surprised at the hype for USA's Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G. Not to mention, the show's stars – Wavyy Jonez and Ma... more info

NME — "We have a very good idea" Tupac and Biggie Smalls Josh Duhamel, who appears in a new true crime drama about the murders of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, claims to …Continue reading » The post ‘Unsolved’ actor claims to know what happ... more info

E! Online — In 1996, Tupac Shakur was the crown prince of West Coast rap. Traveling the road paved by hip-hop pioneers like Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg and Ice-T but also blazing his own way as an... more info

USA Today Music — The USA anthology series looks at Tupac Shakur and Christopher 'Biggie Smalls' Wallace and two police investigations into their unsolved murders.             more info

Dlisted — The 1996 murder of iconic rap artist Tupac Shakur has never been officially solved. It’s probably going to be a lot harder to now that the murder weapon is missing, according to TMZ. You can barely get away with committing a crime in our surveillan... more info

Dlisted — Christie’s has hawked some of the most expensive art in history: a Van Gogh went for $450 million in November, and a Picasso netted $179 million in 2015. But those should take a seat because that record is about to get smashed for some real fine ar... more info

The Daily Mail — Suge Knight has  weighed in on the popular Tupac conspiracy theory, saying he believes the All Eyez On Me hitmaker could still be alive. more info

MSN Music — Hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur often rapped about themes of death in songs such as “How Long Will They Mourn Me?”, “God Bless the Dead” and “To Live and Die in L.A.” In an eerie example of life imitating art, the music video Shakur did for "... more info

MSN Music — Hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur often rapped about themes of death in songs such as “How Long Will They Mourn Me?”, “God Bless the Dead” and “To Live and Die in L.A.” In an eerie example of life imitating art, the music video Shakur did for "... more info