It's hard to believe that it's been 16 years since the untimely death of rapper Tupac Shakur, and from the music to the movies, his memory will stay will all those he touched. Here is our favorite Tupac music videos of all time! RIP
Tupac Shakur may be gone, but he’s still winning awards. Actually, his hologram won the prestigious Titanium and Integrated Lions Award at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. The event, which is a neighboring awards ceremony to the Cannes Film Festival, honors achievements in advertising/digital production.
Wait… what?! Yeah, you read that correctly. So many clever things are possible in the digital age. The late Tupac can appear at a concert via a hologram. The same hologram can also be shot and part of a faux newscast (thanks to antiquiet), delivered by one of the best in the business: Anchorman Ron Burgundy. You stay classy, Internet.
Not only was the Tupac Shakur Hologram a hit at the Coachella Music Festival, it also boosted sales of the late rapper’s posthumous albums. Buoyed by his virtual performance, Tupac’s 1998 album Greatest Hits returned to the Billboard 200 album chart for the first time since 2000.
As we previously reported, the virtual Tupac Shakur that performed at the Coachella Music Festival on Sunday (April 15) was a 2-D image and not a hologram, which is in 3-D. Not that it made Tupac’s resurrection any less spectacular. In fact, it was clearly one of the most amazing performances at the t
You've probably read the title to this story and thought, "Um, How did Tupac perform live?" Well, the late rapper who's been deceased for nearly 15 years was brought on stage the last night of the three-day Coachella festival in California.
Fifteen years after the death of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur, a sex tape featuring the star has reportedly surfaced and is being shopped around to the highest bidder.
TMZ reports the five-minute recording from 1991 co-stars Digital Underground member Money B, and shows Tupac receiving pleasures of the oral sort from an unidentified young lady during a house party.
Before leaving the Los Angeles Police Department, Greg Kading made copies of reports and recorded confessions pertaining to the separate murder cases of rappers Tupac Shakur and Christopher Wallace (aka Notorious B.I.G. and Biggie Smalls).
Those materials are a big part of Kading’s new self-published book ‘Murder Rap.’ Due October 4, the book includes a claim by a police informant who says he was offered $1 million by Sean “Diddy” Combs to kill Shakur and Suge Knight, who ran Death Row Records, Shakur’s label home.
While Keith Richards now denies the well-circulated story that he snorted the ashes of his late father, members of the rap group The Outlawz had no problem owning up to the rumors that they mixed the cremated remains of Tupac Shakur with marijuana and smoked the concoction at a memorial service for the slain rapper.
