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Fun. have a little fun with the infectious "Call Me Maybe" during a radio visit in Holland. While the song has been covered by many, no one did it quite like the "We Are Young" musicians. 

Amy Heidemann of Karmin speaks on the origin of her love for hip-hop, which was inspired by Dr. Dre's Chronic 2001 that her boyfriend stole a copy of for her in middle school.

Earl Sweatshirt gives a MTV Cribs-inspired tour of where he lived for the past year and the beauty of the small island of Samoa.

Harlem Native A$AP Rocky literally took the last train to Paris during the video shoot for the Hit-Boy produced single "Goldie" off his upcoming solo debut album.

Big Sean appeals to almost every hip-hop enthusiast, and it's not because he's Finally Famous. It's for good reason: he's a businessman!

In a new celebs vs. the photogs battle, a paparazzo claims Lil Wayne and his entourage assaulted him, spit in his face, and then A-town stomped out his bicycle. 

The play that has everyone talking was the amazing aerial feat performed by James. When Dwyane Wade threw a lob to a high-flying LeBron, he flies over John Lucus III for an epic throw-down.

Drake performed his smash hit "Headlines" in his home country for the NHL All-Star game.