Drake's "Iceman" rollout got way too hot to handle ... so Toronto firefighters had to cool things down by melting it themselves. Fire crews were called Tuesday night after Drake fans swarmed the massive ice block installation in downtown Toronto tied to his upcoming album and started doing the absolute most to break it down.

Drake has announced that his ninth studio album, “Iceman,” is scheduled for release on May 15. Waiting for Drake’s official “Iceman” release date was something akin to… well, watching ice melt. On Monday,

Drake’s attorneys have filed a reply brief for their appeal and said that the judge’s handling of the dismissal was a ‘reversible error’ after ruling in favor of Universal Music Group (UMG) in the rapper’s defamation lawsuit. According to Music ...

Drake has reignited conversation around his next album ICEMAN after posting a cryptic Instagram Story on April 19 that quickly caught the attention of fans and industry watchers. The image showed an object sealed in ice alongside the caption “Its in,

Drake’s lawyers argued that the judge committed “reversible error” by considering materials outside the complaint and drawing conclusions against the rapper.

"I made this the hardest possible way just to see if I could," Maria said of the custom piece that consists of five different clays and took six months to complete by hand.

Canadian rapper Drake appeared to take a shot at Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams while shooting a music video in Toronto.

Two dozen finalists did their best to charm the judges, but only one can win Drake's Beautiful Bulldog Contest. Meet Flora, a puppy mill rescue.