Snoop Dogg

Although the newly "reincarnated" Snoop Lion is making huge changes to his inner self, he should also be prepping for the extensive changes that his bank account is bound to go through after tax season.

Although it may seem that Snoop Dogg wouldn't necessarily be an artist the Grammy Awards would be into, he has actually been a frequent nominee since his 1994 nod in the Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for his song, 'Ain't Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang' with Dr...

When Snoop Dogg hosted a press conference in New York City last July for his upcoming album, he also announced that he'd taken on a new identity as Snoop Lion and converted to Rastafarianism.

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Snoop Lion arrives with a new video for 'Here Comes the King,' off his upcoming album, 'Reincarnated.' The clip is a visual postcard of Jamaica as the Rasta Shaman sings words of empowerment to his followers.

Raise your lighters up! Snoop Lion wants to bring peace and unity to the island of Jamaica with his video for 'Lighters Up.' The clip also features fellow Rastafarians Mavado and Popcaan.

Snoop Dogg's highly anticipated documentary 'Reincarnated,' which documents the veteran rapper's transformation into Rasta shaman Snoop Lion, will premiere in select cities on March 15.

Cori B, Snoop Dogg's daughter, is showing the world that she has inherited the musical genes from her famous dad.

Ever since Snoop Lion transformed himself into a Rasta shaman, some critics have questioned the legitimacy of it. Apparently, reggae legend Bunny Wailer has a bone to pick with Mr. Lion.

Hilarity ensued in 2001, when Snoop Dogg and some of his Dogg Pound were all-too delighted by watching the "rappin' granny" do her thing. Snoop is usually a laid-back interview subject, so watching him lose it like he's on laughing gas makes it one of the greatest Stern moments ever...

50 Cent, Snoop Lion and Young Jeezy unite for the Eif Rivera-directed 'Major Distribution' video, where the trio are all about moving big things. "I'm tryna move one bricks, two bricks, three brinks four," 50 Cent raps about the level of his hustle.