The parties filed a joint dismissal motion in federal court in California, ending a dispute that was scheduled to go to trial ...

Snoop Dogg is ready to respond to all the “sellout” comments he’s received after his Crypto Ball performance during President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January.

Snoop Dogg opened up about the backlash to his performance at one of Donald Trump's inaugural events on 'Watch What Happens Live.' ... the POTUS’ crypto czar David Sacks was there to emcee.

Snoop Dogg's 'Iz It a Crime' Review. That all changed in January when Snoop did a short DJ set at David Sacks’ Crypto Ball, a Washington, D.C., schmoozefest held to celebrate Donald Trump’s re ...

Snoop Dogg is once again explaining his decision to perform at an inauguration event ... If you recall, in January, Snoop performed at a Crypto Ball, hosted by Trump's crypto czar David Sacks, ...

Snoop Dogg responded to critics on his new 21-track album "Iz It a Crime?" ... While Trump wasn't in attendance, the president's crypto czar David Sacks served as emcee.

Snoop Dogg responded to critics on his new 21-track album "Iz It a Crime?" ... the president's crypto czar David Sacks served as emcee. Snoop's decision was shocking to fans, ...

Snoop Dogg Claps Back at ‘Sellout’ Claims Over Trump Ties: ... crediting tech mogul David Sacks, a Trump appointee and friend, with his invitation to the event.

Snoop Dogg turned his Trump performance controversy into ... booking wasn’t an endorsement of Trump but rather a deal made with longtime business partner — and crypto czar — David Sacks.

When Charlamagne asked if Snoop’s Crypto Ball appearance was returning the favor to Trump for that, the latter countered that he did it for longterm friend David Sacks, a tech investor who Trump ...

Snoop Dogg inked a multi-year pact with NBCUniversal through Death Row Pictures, expanding his creative reach across film, TV and streaming. Snoop Dogg secured a sweeping multi-year deal with ...