Kendrick Lamar: Last News

Timothée Chalamet has rapped along with Kendrick Lamar to two of the artist’s deep cuts in the second part of an interview ahead of Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show.The Compton rapper is set to headline the prestigious slot at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans tonight (February 9), during the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.In anticipation of the big event, the NFL Network has released the second half of an exclusive interview with Lamar conducted by A Complete Unknown star Chalamet. The video sees the two sit in a GNX car – the model Lamar named his 2024 album after – while they rap along together to ‘The Heart Pt. 2’ from 2010’s ‘Overly Dedicated’ and ‘Kush & Corinthians’ from 2011’s ‘Section.80’.Check out the video here:“I go way back,” Chalamet exclaims about his knowledge of Lamar’s career.

The 2025 Super Bowl performers list has been released, and we now know which celebrities will be singing the “National Anthem,” “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” “America the Beautiful,” and more.

It's not long now until the Super Bowl LIX kicks off, and whilst it's the biggest sporting event in the US, fans across the pond in the UK are getting in on the action too by staying up beyond their bedtime to watch the game and of course, the highly anticipated Half-time Show.

Everyone knows the Super Bowl will likely be the most-watched broadcast of the entire year, and while many tune in to watch the game, some only stick around for the halftime show performance!

Grammy-winning diss track “Not Like Us” on football’s biggest day.Drake will be in his feelings onstage at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia, on Sunday, Feb. 9, while over 100 million people wait to hopefully hear Lamar drop the iconic line “Hey Drake, I heard you like ’em young.”Drake revealed his return to Australia in November, confirming he was taking his “Anita Max Win Tour” Down Under for the first time since 2017.“February 9th for anybody that’s watching from Australia, I’m coming back to Australia for the first time in eight years.

Super Bowl LIX is happening today (Sunday, February 9)!

2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans this Sunday.Batiste’s performance will kick off the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles in his native Louisiana. This marks his first appearance at the Super Bowl as a performer.He follows in Reba McEntire’s footsteps, who sang the national anthem at the 2024 Super Bowl.The other 2025 Super Bowl performers include Lauren Daigle and Trombone Shorty, who are singing “America the Beautiful,” Ledisi, who is performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” and Kendrick Lamar, who is headlining the halftime show.Last month, Batiste told Entertainment Tonight that he wants his Super Bowl performance to last “the test of time.”Here’s everything you need to know about Jon Batiste.Batiste’s career as a singer began after he attended Juilliard School in New York.

SZA has confirmed the release date of the extended edition of ‘Lana’.The album came out in December after almost a year of speculation about its release. Rather than a standalone album, it exists as a deluxe version of her 2022 LP ‘SOS’.Shortly after the release of ‘Lana’, SZA confirmed that “updated mixes” alongside “new songs” from the album would be added to streaming services on January 6 – when staff at her record label returned from their Christmas vacation.

Arguably one of the biggest sporting events of the year, the Super Bowl is taking place in the USA this weekend.

Kendrick Lamar, the Super Bowl LIX half-time headliner, has surprised his fans by revealing a rather unexpected musical preference.

Willem Dafoe are among the celebs in the 2025 spots. Grammy winner Kendrick Lamar will rock the halftime performance, along with special guest SZA. The game airs beginning at 6 p.m.

Fox talent will be in full force at the Big Game this weekend as the network will use its Super Bowl telecast to showcase its entertainment programming.

The Super Bowl is the ultimate merge of sports and entertainment, as fans across the world tune in to watch the Kansas City Chiefs go head to head against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Lil Wayne was always likely to play a role in this year's Super Bowl, but announcing a new Tha Carter album as part of a TV ad wasn't on many bingo cards. Wayne, who expressed disappointment that he was overlooked for the halftime show in favor of Kendrick Lamar, stars in a new campaign for Cetaphil.

Kendrick Lamar to be the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show headliner.In fact, it seemed as if his moment to play the biggest stage in the game had already come and gone in 2022’s Dr. Dre-led hip-hop extravaganza also featuring Eminem, Mary J.

The beef between Drizzy Drake and K-Dot dominated headlines in 2024 — and has done anything but abate ever since.Now, just days after winning five Grammys for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us,” including the coveted Record of the Year and Song of the Year trophies, the LA rapper is set to take the field at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show. According to reports, Lamar plans to perform the song that dominated the Billboard Rap charts last summer. With more than 80,000 in attendance at the Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday and likely over 100 million watching at home, the stage is set for K-Dot and Champagne Papi’s feud to be broadcast to more people than ever before.

ITV and ITVX in the UK on Sunday, February 9. Coverage begins from 10.45pm, with kick-off scheduled for 11.30pm GMT.The match will also be available on Sky Sports NFL, with coverage starting at 10pm GMT.The halftime show is expected to start at 1am GMT on Monday, February 10, although it could be delayed.

diss track, a national cultural discourse on gatekeeping in hip hop, and even an outlandish lawsuit.Now all eyes are on Kendrick, who was deemed the clear winner of the beef, as he leads the this Sunday, February 9, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.Folks will be tuning in to see the artist perform hits from his critically acclaimed surprise album GNX, of course, but…there's obviously a lot of curiosity around how the Pulitzer Prize-winning emcee might continue his beef with the former Degrassi: The Next Generation star as well.But, why are Drake and Kendrick Lamar fighting? Before you watch, it might help to have more context. So, here's how we got here:Kendrick Lamar won Record Of The Year, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, Best Music Video, and Song Of The Year for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us."Both Drake and Kendrick did their best to eviscerate each other throughout 2024: Kendrick first fired shots at Drake on “Like That,” his song with Future and Metro Boomin, while Drake used AI to emulate the voices of the late Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg to get under the Compton native’s skin on his track “Taylor Made Freestyle.” More back and forth continued until Kendrick released his Mustard-produced hit “Not Like Us,” which trolled the hell out of Drake and had the world singing along in the process.The thing is, the two men weren’t always foes.

Kendrick Lamar has shared the inspiration behind his latest album ‘GNX’ and the songs he made during his feud with Drake.Ahead of his Super Bowl halftime performance in New Orleans this Sunday (February 9), the Compton rapper sat down with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden and Nadeska Alexis to talk about his upcoming gig. They asked Lamar about his recent sweep at this year’s Grammys, where we won five awards for the Drake diss song, ‘Not Like Us’ – making it the most celebrated rap song in the award show’s history.“I was just thinking about the culture, really,” he said, explaining his inspiration behind the song.“It’s always there for me first.

Football talk is scarce in the NFL’s new three-minute black-and-white promo released today in anticipation of Sunday’s Super Bowl, but with Kendrick Lamar in the driver’s seat, literally, and Timothée Chalamet riding shotgun, few will notice anything else.

Kendrick Lamar’s performance at the Super Bowl Half-Time Show on Sunday (February 9), the Grammy winner filmed a conversation between himself and Oscar-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet.The pair share a Bob Dylan connection, as Chalamet plays the singer in biopic A Complete Unknown, while Lamar’s mega-hit ‘Not Like Us’ samples a Ray Charles song that Dylan sampled in his track ‘Ballad Of A Thin Man’.In a three-and-a-half-minute clip shared by The NFL on X (formerly Twitter), the actor enthused about the rapper’s success, and professed to being an admirer of his work. “Just being a fan of your music forever and knowing like, look where you’re at now, man” he said. “It’s just crazy, Super Bowl halftime show.