Legendary hitmaker Dr. Dre and music mogul Jimmy Iovine have teamed up for yet another venture. This time the two are giving the University of Southern California $70 million to develop "a degree that blends business, marketing, product development, design and liberal arts," the New York Times reports. “If the next start-up that becomes Facebook happens to be one of our kids, that’s what we are looking for,” Iovine said. [Read More]

Skip Bayless’ lust object Lebron James and the good doctor Dr. Dre will cover the latest Music edition of ESPN Magazine. In the issue, the West Coast veteran and Miami Heat athlete explain their partnership for the former's Beats By Dre empire. The issue also features playlists from Jimmy Iovine, Macklemore, Ryan Lochte, Alex Morgan and a handful of others. Enjoy.

Cali rapper Kendrick Lamar released the visuals to his latest single Swimming Pools (Drank). The video features Kendrick immersed in a life of alcohol, drugs, and partying as he struggles to get control of his life. "Swimming Pools" is a dope video, now all fans need is a video for his Dr. Dre collaboration, "The Recipe." Kendrick's forthcoming album good kid m.A.A.D. city is set to hit store shelves, October 2nd. Enjoy.

While it’s pretty hard to get 3 Kings in one place for an official video, that doesn’t stop Rick Ross as he puts together a collage visual in support of the Jake-One produced GFID cut. Watch the clip, directed by DRE Films and Jon J above. The album, God Forgives, I Don’t is finally out today! Purchase on iTunes and Amazon. Enjoy.

While today marks the 10-year anniversary of death, the remaining members of TLC want to keep her memory alive. The TLC girls—Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins and Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas—are putting together a reunion tour with five dates already booked and more stops to come. Since Dr. Dre shocked Coachella with a life-like hologram of Tupac, there have been plenty of conversations on bringing back more legendary acts. [Read More]

A jaw-dropping virtual performance by the late rapper stuns California festival-goers — and could lead to a wave of concerts from digitally reanimated stars. Tupac Shakur was the star performer at the first weekend of this year's Coachella music festival in California — despite the fact that the hip-hop legend died more than 15 years ago.

The late rapper surprised, delighted, and creeped out the crowd by appearing through a convincing, though slightly unsettling, hologram alongside the real-life Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. What did the 100,000-plus festival-goers make of this "astonishing" illusion, and how was it pulled off? Here, a brief guide. [See & Read More]

Before Snoop Dogg headlines Coachella on Sunday alongside Dr. Dre, he releases this new song set to appear on the Stones EP. The project will feature 10 never heard unreleased songs set to drop on April 20th. Pre-order now on iTunes. Enjoy.

A lot of big names came out to celebrate Rick Ross' birthday, but the highlight here is courtesy of Rozay's new friend Dr. Dre. The two have been spending time in the studio, but they took a break from work for the star-filled birthday party.

Check out the footage from the celebration above, including that part of the night when Dre gifted Ross with a $100,000 Hublot watch. Rick Ross looks pretty happy with the new timepiece. Enjoy.

T.I.’s coming to a city near you in 2012 and plans to cause terror with his first full length post-prison release, F**k Da City Up.

Tip calls on Dr. Dre, Young Jeezy, B.o.B, Nelly, 2 Chainz, Meek Mill, and Pusha T just to name a few. With Just Blaze, DJ Toomp, Mannie Fresh, Hit-Boy and T-Minus providing backdrops on the 19-cut mixtape. Enjoy.

DOWNLOAD: T.I. - F**k Da City Up

T.I. and Dr. Dre have been cooking up some new music lately. In the second trailer for TIP’s upcoming F*ck Da City Up mixtape, we get a preview of the two hip-hop heavyweights in a studio session.

Now will the song in the background appear on the new mixtape or TIP’s forthcoming Trouble Man LP? We’ll find out on January 1st. Enjoy.