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Katharine, The Duchess of Kent, has revealed her fondness for rap music, with Eminem and Ice Cube among her favourite artists in the genre. In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph, the 89 year old said she has an open mind when it comes to music. “I’ll listen to anything,” she told the paper.

he was recently hospitalised due to a brain aneurysm.The landmark match is one of the most famous sporting events in the world. Last season’s Super Bowl saw the Tampa Bay Buccaneers win against the Kansas City Chiefs in front of an estimated 91.6 million viewers in the United States alone.Much of the details surrounding what is one of the most anticipated parts of the whole event are kept under wraps, but some reports suggest that a hologram of Tupac Shakur will appear, while Dre has also made the historic move of bringing two deaf rappers into the show's fold.The Super Bowl will start at 11:30pm UK time on Sunday, February 13, with the Cincinnati Bengals taking on the Los Angeles Rams.It could be a strong performance from one of rap's legends, also known for his huge net worth and lavish lifestyle.Dr Dre is now believed to be worth a little over £600million, according to Wealthy Gorilla.Straight outta Compton, Andre Romelle Young has gone on to become one of the rap world's most famous names after rising to worldwide fame as part of N.W.A and World Class Wreckin Cru.He left N.W.A in 1992 after a financial dispute and formed Death Row Records in the same year.

Eli Countryman Music mogul Dr. Dre suffered a brain aneurysm on Monday and is currently receiving treatment at Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, according to a report.The rapper and producer, whose real name is Andre Young, was reportedly rushed by ambulance to the medical center’s intensive care unit on Monday.

Dr. Dre is hospitalized with a suspected brain aneurysm, a well-positioned medical source tells Deadline tonight. The hip hop legend and Straight Outta Compton producer is in the intensive care unit at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, but his condition is unknown.

Ice Cube is trying to set the record straight once more. The rapper, named Fox News Sunday's Power Player of the Week, chatted with Chris Wallace on Sunday about working with President Donald Trump on the administration's Platinum Plan, which aims to invest $500 million into Black communities.