Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Drake was left silent during a concert in Los Angeles on Tuesday night after the sound cut out mid-show. more info

ContactMusic — DRAKE was left silent during a concert in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (22Jun10) after the sound cut out mid-show.The hip-hop newcomer was performing at Bao Steakhouse... more info

MTV.com News — Producer Noah '40' Shebib praises his friend Drake in unaired documentary scene: 'All those songs are real.'By MTV News staff Drake Photo: MTV News Right off the bat, Drake dives into his own subconscious on Thank Me Later, opening his debu... more info

MTV.com News — Fans decide our 'Hottest Breakthrough MC of 2010' -- vote now! The winner will be revealed on July 25.By Shaheem Reid Nipsey Hussle Photo: Cinematic "Hottest Breakthrough MC of 2010" Candidate: Nipsey Hussle Yeah, he's living up to his n... more info

MTV.com News — Drake and band work out kinks in 'Find Your Love.'By Jayson Rodriguez Drake Photo: MTV Most rappers perform on stage alongside a hype man, from Jay-Z and Memphis Bleek to Busta Rhymes and Spliff Star. But Drake — who is already unlike mo... more info

MTV.com News — In MTV's 'Better Than Good Enough' documentary, Drizzy is seen recording new rhymes for Jay-Z-assisted track.By Jayson Rodriguez, with additional reporting by Shaheem Reid Drake Photo: MTV During MTV's "Drake: Better Than Good Enough" docum... more info

MTV.com News — Rising star delivers hushed version of 'Find Your Love.'By Jayson Rodriguez Drake performs on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Wednesday Photo: NBC Drake reached deep into his R&B consciousness Wednesday night as the rapper/crooner deliv... more info

VH1 News — Drake opened about his family and his fears in MTV's "Better Than Good Enough" documentary. The special followed the rapper/singer through the release of his debut, Thank Me Later. more info

USA Today Music — The rapper hit the album chart at No. 1, but his momentum may not reach others in the hip-hop genre. more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Canadian rapper Drake's debut album flew to the No. 1 spot on the U.S. pop chart Wednesday, while Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers came in at No. 2 with their highest ranking since 1980. more info