Amber

Hell hath no fury like a Guwop scorned. Though married life has been kind to the affable East Atlanta legend, every so often we're reminded of the Old Gucci Mane, to put it bluntly. True, he's rebranded himself closer to wholesome these days, but lest we forget that this man once penned "Truth." Perhaps the powers behind The Breakfast Club forgot about that when they opted to slam him with the ban-hammer, thanks to a notorious interview from the BC archives. In case you missed it, the offense occurred when Gucci insinuated that Angela Yee had previously pined for him, going so far as to inquire after coordinates. Clearly, something might have ruffled Gucci's feathers as he took to IG to remind the masses about the exchange. Angela Yee, who at the time denied the claims, claimed he was "back on the drugs." Yet The Breakfast Club has oft-embraced the madness and this was no exception. Today, the Radio Show took to Twitter to capitalize on the feud, posting a poll gauging whether Gucci or Angela was speaking true. Sadly for Yee's honor, the masses stood damn-near unanimously behind big Guwop. Yet the poll itself seemed a bridge too far, and Gucci Mane let fly a merciless diss at their expense. "Punk Ass Whores," he brands the lot of them, laughing all the while. Old Gucci would be proud. View the full article

Travis Scott has released the video for his new single, 'Highest In The Room.' It's...indescribable. Just prepare to be surprised, per usual with Scott. View the full article

Anna Akana, a prolific YouTube star, actress, writer and now musician, discusses her new debut album, "Casualty," and how it addresses mental health. View the full article

Rapper Cardi B wants to name her next album "Tiger Woods;" New York Jets' Sam Darnold doesn't want to die; some NFL players share way too much. View the full article

Quentin Tarantino talks '60s music and L.A. rock with Mark Lindsay, co-founder of Paul Revere & the Raiders. View the full article

In his feature documentary debut, "Scared of Revolution," Daniel Krikke crafts a melancholy portrait of one of the Last Poet's most troubled members, Umar Bin Hassan. View the full article

The Palomino, the North Hollywood club revered as the country music capital of the West before shuttering in 1995, will be revived for Midland's Oct. 15 show. View the full article

Lana Del Rey on her love for the Eagles and all things California, her new boyfriend and the righteous anger of Greta Thunberg. View the full article

What will be Plácido Domingo's place in history? Reconciling one of the greatest careers in the history of opera as he steps down amid harassment allegations. View the full article

Los Angeles band Chromatics haven't released an album in seven years — and scrapped a lot of work along the way. On Wednesday, they surprised fans with a new album called "Closer to Grey." View the full article

The L.A. Phil has its season opener, the new comedy "The Canadians" opens at South Coast Rep and Le Salon de Musiques returns. View the full article

Mustard and Roddy Ricch have released the video for 'Ballin.' In it, the producer and rapper show off how fun it is to be rich. View the full article

This week's live music picks include snarling punk bands and an unpredictable Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. View the full article

Marco Antonio Solís, who came to fame in a family group, brings decades of romantic balladry to the Hollywood Bowl, accompanied by his two daughters. View the full article

Plácido Domingo says he will withdraw from future performances and focus his attention on clearing his name after sexual harassment allegations. View the full article

The great American opera star Jessye Norman had a voice that commanded the psyche and a mesmerizing presence that could turn silence into meaning. View the full article

Beyoncé's father, Mathew Knowles, 67, who previously served as her manager, announced on "Good Morning America" on Wednesday that he has breast cancer. View the full article

Three years after the death of her husband-manager, and rebranded as an avant-garde style icon, the balladeer has returned with a new album and world tour. View the full article

Love him or hate him, the L.A. Times' feared and funny Pulitzer-winning music critic Martin Bernheimer was a law unto himself for three decades. View the full article

DaBaby performed songs from his new album, 'Kirk,' and also brought out Stunna 4 Vegas during his performance on 'The Tonight Show.' View the full article

Spanish conductor Jaime Martín wows in his first concert as music director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, premiering Andrew Norman's "Begin." View the full article

Norman was an international opera star whose passionate soprano voice won her four Grammy Awards, the National Medal of Arts and the Kennedy Center Honor. View the full article

The first trailer for Lil Peep's new documentary, 'Everybody's Everything' arrived this weekend. It will go in-depth about the artist's legacy and have conversations with artists like Post Malone and iLoveMakonnen inside. View the full article

Kanye West's ninth studio album 'Jesus Is King' still isn't out after beign teased first for a September 27th release, then for two days later. But the rapper reportedly has a forthcoming documentary dropping next month. View the full article

On Friday, Sosamann dropped his second project of the year, Trap Sauce: The Album. While all thirteen of the album's songs come together to make up a strong effort from the Houston rapper, there are some standouts. Track 3, "Backwoods & Water Flow," captures the versatility that Sosamann displays across the project in a single song. While Sosamann does not shy away from selecting beats that are a bit out-there, "Backwoods & Water Flow" starts off sounding like conventional trap. However, the Sauce Factory artist is charismatic enough to keep things interesting. He opts for his raspy shouting that refuses to follow any linear flow. Sosamann's energy always remains at such a high that it can be hard to distinguish between verse and chorus. Meandering melodies and cartoonish ad-libs pour out of him until the beat switches up halfway through the song and his bars start taking on a rising-and-falling quality that matches the sluggish drums. Perhaps that wavering cadence is what "Water Flow" refers to. Quotable Lyrics Higher than a penthouse, sitting in a condo Came from the jungle, no Congo And the bitch ate on the dick like a lunch bowl Told her to bring the cash, do it pronto Im'ma splash in a Dior poncho View the full article