Snoop Dogg: Last News

Snoop Dogg took over an American football event in Arizona yesterday (December 28).The rapper was heavily involved in the Arizona Bowl match between Miami RedHawks and the Colorado State Rams, leading both schools’ marching bands before rolling out in a light green, lowrider Chevy Impala with gold rims. You can view footage below.In a match that he also sponsored, the rapper also performed the coin toss and directed the halftime show of the game, according to the Associated Press.“This is a seven-day-a-week thing with me, man,” Snoop said.

NME about Snoop Dogg “sucker-punching” him, his iconic theme song, and still proving that he’s more than “just a reality guy”.Last Friday (March 28), Smackdown was held at London’s O2 Arena as part of the Road To WrestleMania tour. At the show, The Miz confronted Jimmy Uso and lost an impromptu match against him.Ahead of the show, Miz – real name Michael Mizanin – reminisced on his love for music, especially metal. “Right now, I’ve been listening to the new Sleep Token [single] ‘Emergence’, Bad Omens, Falling in Reverse,” he told NME.

Los Angeles Wildfires will have their prom tickets paid for through a partnership between himself and a charity.As well as being posted on the Instagram account of Alice’s Kids, a charity that works to help improve the self-esteem of young people. In January, wildfires tore through the city of Los Angeles, killing at least 29 and forcing more than 200,000 people to evacuate.The fires destroyed more than 18,000 homes and structures, burning over 57,000 acres of land in total. The Altadena area was one of the worst affected, being impacted by one of the biggest blazes that started in Eaton Canton.“Attention.

Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg, Steve Carell and more are among those who are set to appear in a charity hockey game to aid Los Angeles’ recovery from the devastating wildfires earlier this year.The “Skate For LA Strong: A Celebration to Support the Fire Recovery Efforts in Los Angeles” event will kick off later today (February 23) at the Crypto.com Arena, with all proceeds donated to the Red Cross, the LA Fire Foundation, Cal Fire Foundation and Eaton Canyon Fire Relief and Recovery Fund.Per the Los Angeles Kings’ website, the exhibition features four teams made up of 13 players. Each team’s roster will include a mix of celebrities, NHL Alumni and hockey-playing first responders, and tickets to the game – airing on EPSN2 and EPSN+ – are free to all firefighters, first responders, and victims affected by the wildfires.Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Ross Lynch, Danny DeVito and Cobie Smulders will also appear at the event, while Kaskade, Jordan Davis, and Lauren Spencer-Smith will serve as musical guests.A post shared by LA Kings (@lakings)Fans have noted that both Bieber and Carrell are experienced players, joking that the “The Bieber / Carrell line will be unstoppable”, while others expressed light-hearted disappointment that DeVito, who is a coach at the event, wouldn’t be hitting the ice.The Canadian-born pop star has participated in celebrity games before, having played last year in the NHL All-Star Game in Toronto.

how he responded to the backlash over his performance at one of Donald Trump’s inauguration events.Hughley, 61, aired his views on Snoop during Monday’s episode of his podcast, “The D.L. Hughley Show.”The “Drop It Like It’s Hot” rapper, who had previously been one of Trump’s more fiery critics, shocked many of his fans when he performed at Trump’s Crypto Ball on Jan. 17, the Friday before the former “Apprentice” host’s second inauguration.

performing during Donald Trump’s inauguration celebrations. In an Instagram live broadcast on Sunday, which he later posted to the main page of his account, the rapper and former Trump critic, 53, spoke about “all the hate” he’s been receiving lately. Though he didn’t mention the president by name, Snoop’s comments came a little over a week after performing in Washington, DC, on Jan.

Snoop Dogg has responded to the “hate” he’s received since performing at the Crypto Ball last week to celebrate the inauguration of US President Donald Trump.The hip-hop icon – alongside Soulja Boy and Rick Ross – performed at the inaugural Crypto Ball in Washington DC, an event described as a “celebratory setting” intended to honour “America’s first ‘crypto president’”. Snoop instantly received backlash online and initially responded by uploading a video of him and Ross having fun at the ball, with the caption: “Got a real Crip up in the Crypto Ball, bang bang.”Yesterday (January 26), the West Coast rap legend posted two videos of him smoking while driving and listening to music. Beneath the first post, many fans were disappointed that he hadn’t apologised for performing at an event that honoured Trump.

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre sampled a song by a learning disabilities charity in London on their new album ‘Missionary’.The duo recently shared energetic new single, ‘Outta Da Blue’ last month ahead of the album’s release on December 13 via Death Row Records.Now, it has come to light that the pair sampled the song ‘Watermelon Fantasy’, which was originally released by the charity Daylight Studio in 2018.The original track was performed by three artists with learning disabilities, and produced by the founder of Daylight Studio and one of its trustees.

Celebrities around the world are sharing images of their Christmas decorations, and the latest star to give a glimpse into their festive decor is Khloe Kardashian. However, while some of her fans are impressed by her lavish decorations, there are more who have rushed to social media to comment on her colour scheme and the rather odd placement of one item in her living room. Khloe, 40, shared a video showing a neutral living room in which just about everything was cream coloured, from the chairs, table and curtains, to the ivory flowers used as a centrepiece.

Snoop Dogg has shared his thoughts on Drake filing legal action against Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar‘s ‘Not Like Us’ – find out more below.Drake recently filed two legal disputes against Universal Music Group in relation to ‘Not Like Us’, which spawned from their heated feud earlier this year. The first dispute, filed in New York, alleges that UMG “artificially inflated” streaming numbers for ‘Not Like Us’ and involved undisclosed “pay-to-play” schemes.The second dispute – filed in Texas – alleges defamation, claiming that UMG “knowingly” approved of ‘Not Like Us’ being released despite Kendrick Lamar’s lyrics alleging that Drake is a “pedophile”.Kendrick Lamar’s team have yet to respond to NME‘s attempts to reach out for comment.

Snoop Dogg is set to feature in a new sci-fi film by Luc Besson called The Last Man.Rumours that the rapper would be making his way back to the big screen come after the ‘Drop It Like It’s Hot’ rapper hinted that he was working on a project “in the vein” of Planet of the Apes last month.While details at the time remained vague, he did go on to say that the project would use “dogs instead of apes”.Now, Variety has shared a report of a new project by Besson called The Last Man, which has a similar description and is set to begin filming in the new year.According to the outlet, Besson will pen the screenplay and is expected to keep it in a similar realm to his 1997 cult classic The Fifth Element, in the sense that they both mix sci-fi and comedy.“I’ve been a big fan of Snoop Dogg’s music ever since ‘Who Am I,’” said Besson (as per Consequence). “We first met 20 years ago, and we’ve always wanted to work together again.

Snoop Dogg and his daughter Choc – real name Cori Broadus – have opened up about what they went through when Choc had a stroke earlier this year at the age of just 24.The pair did a joint interview with Us Weekly ahead of the premiere of the new docuseries Snoop Dogg’s Fatherhood: Cori and Wayne’s Story in which the rapper admitted to struggling with the memories of what his daughter experienced in January.“It’s hard for me to revisit that day,” he said. “Anyone who knows me knows my daughter is my kryptonite.”The stroke had taken place very suddenly and she had some issues with her motor skills for a little while afterwards.

Snoop Dogg’s daughter Cori Broadus is opening up about her health struggles.The 25-year-old, who attempted suicide in 2021, recently shared what led to that moment. “I’ve always wanted the pain to go away,” she told Us Weekly in an interview published Wednesday.

Candidates for the role of new MasterChef host are being lined up as bosses consider options after Gregg Wallace stepped back from his role following allegations of inappropriate behaviour on set by 13 women. Although he denies any wrongdoing and has pledged to co-operate with the investigation, he won't be returning to present alongside John Torode.

Snoop Dogg has declared himself as an unlikely candidate to step in to host MasterChef, if Gregg Wallace does not return.Wallace has been at the centre of a swirl of allegations of inappropriate sexual comments and actions in recent weeks, with the presenter saying he was stepping down from the BBC show while an investigation is conducted into his behaviour.In a somewhat unforeseen turn of events, Snoop has now thrown his hat into the ring to replace Wallace, telling The Mirror: “You better believe Snoop could be the new MasterChef judge”.The rap legend went on to reference his friendship with TV chef Gordon Ramsay as further proof of his credentials for the role. “My boy Gordon [Ramsay] judges on the US version of the show, and I know he would back me to be able to judge on the UK version,” Snoop added.“He knows I am not playing when it comes to food.

her road to the altar with fiancé Wayne Deuce, 32, in the E! docuseries “Snoop’s Fatherhood: Cori and Wayne’s Story,” which aired its first part on Thursday, Dec. 5. On the show, Broadus cried after she tried on a wedding gown, revealing she struggles with her body image.

Snoop Dogg’s daughter Cori Broadus, now known as Chocc, has spoken to NME about her debut EP ‘Journals to Johnny’ and her mission to “be a safe space where people can understand it’s OK to feel”.Earlier this week, Broadus revealed she is dropping her debut tomorrow (Friday December 6) under the moniker Chocc. She is now the third child of Snoop’s to dabble in music, following in the footsteps of her brothers, Cordell and Cordé, who released an album in 2013 called ‘Royal Fam’ as a duo under the name Tha Broadus Boyz.‘Journals to Johnny’ is a bright and earnest collection of six songs about “a girl who’s been through life” and leans more towards pop than the hip-hop music her father is known for.“Life be lifin’ and – one thing about me – I’ve always been an open book,” Chocc told NME.

“The Jennifer Hudson Show” with his daughter, Cori Broadus, the two played a game called “Snoop & Cori’s Confessions,” in which the two answered questions about the other. One of the questions the host, Jennifer Hudson asked, was what the most expensive gift Snoop ever gave his daughter was.“It’s the truth, but the only thing about this gift is she never got to open it, or she hasn’t opened it yet,” he shared during the episode on Monday.

Snoop Dogg has released ‘Another Part of Me’, a song that features guest vocals by Sting and also samples a classic song by The Police. Listen to it below.The rap veteran is set to release ‘Missionary’ next month (December 13), and it marks his first album fully produced by longtime affiliate Dr.

Snoop Dogg has responded to a new Kendrick Lamar lyric about his support of Drake during the two rappers’ public feud this summer.Lamar surprise-released his new album ‘GNX’ yesterday, by posting a link on his social media pages at 5pm UK time on Friday (November 22), with the 12-track, 44-minute release now on all major music streaming platforms.Fans quickly picked up on a reference to Snoop Dogg on the song ‘wacced out murals’, where Lamar raps: “Snoop posted ‘Taylor Made,’ I prayed it was the edibles/I couldn’t believe it, it was only right for me to let it go.”The lyric references Drake’s ‘Taylor Made Freestyle’ – a diss track against Lamar that used AI technology to rap verses using both Snoop Dogg and Tupac Shakur’s voices. Drake eventually removed the song from his social media and other streaming platforms after Tupac’s estate threatened to sue him.Before it was removed, though, Snoop reacted to the track on Instagram, saying in a video: “They did what? When? How? Are you sure? [Sigh] Y’all have a good night,” he said in a quick video.

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre have released an energetic new single, ‘Outta Da Blue’ – listen to it below.Taken off their upcoming album ‘Missionary’, ‘Outta Da Blue’ marks the first preview of the project – which will see the two rap icons reunite for a full-length project for the first time since Snoop’s debut album ‘Doggystyle’ in 1993.Snoop raps on the opening verse: “Bottles and bitches, believe we back in business / The shit I be smoking is highly recommended / This for all of my niggas pushing the limit“.The track – which includes verses from Dre as well – also features singer Alus on the chorus, who interpolates M.I.A.‘s ‘Paper Planes’.