Snoop Dogg

Note to all artists in the game right now: if you change labels in the process of recording an album, don't leave material from the album at your old label. Snoop Dogg learned this lesson the hard way with 'The Last Meal.' Being the goon that he is, Suge Knight got his hands on Snoop's album and posted it in its entirety on the official Death Row website...

Snoop Dogg pays homage to his animalistic ways with this two-tone hooded long coat at the 2004 Spike TV Video Game Awards on Dec. 14. He figured it would be a good idea to bundle up for winter in Santa Monica?

Jason Merritt, Getty Images Snoop Dogg has managed to stay relevant in the rap game for 20 years and he hasn't fallen off. His body of work is quite impressive and full of classic songs. From the infectious party jam 'Gin & Juice' to the G-funk masterpiece of 'Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang,' Snoop has proudly represented the West Coast to the fullest. ...

When Snoop Dogg announced his spiritual transformation into the Rastafarian Snoop Lion, many thought he was, well, high. But the veteran rhyme-slinger is dead serious about his newfound musical journey. Lion talked with GQ magazine about his new album, life and weed.

True Crime's good-cop-vs.-the-Russian-mob storyline put many gamers in snore mode back in 2003. But if you were actually awake enough to reach the end, you might remember having the chance to unlock Snoop Dogg's character and run him around the streets of Los Angeles -- guns blazing...

Jemal Countess / Jamie McCarthy / Todd Oren, Getty Images At a glance, hip-hop and holiday music are words that never should go together. Holiday music is supposed to be cheery and fun, while hip-hop often times is characterized by arough exterior (this includes Flo Rida’s physique, but excludes his music)...

When Dr. Dre released his debut album, 'The Chronic,' in 1992, he just left N.W.A. due to a contractual dispute with Ruthless Records and founded Death Row Records with co-founder Suge Knight. The Compton native was determined to prove to himself and the world how great of a producer he really is -- and he succeeded several times over with 'The Chronic.'

Holy shizzle! Snoop Dogg has engaged in a few rap feuds in the past but this may be the biggest one of them all. The Doggfather has challenged Santa Claus to a historic rap battle. Yes, it's fo rizzle, my nizzle.

This tattoo belongs to Snoop Dogg! Before he pronounced himself as Snoop Lion this year, the rapper experienced a great loss in 2011, when his good friend and groupmate Nate Dogg passed away following complications from multiple strokes leading up to his death...