Few people have done more for Nike’s Air Force 1 model than Nelly, whose 2002 hit “Air Force Ones” helped mainstream audiences understand the appeal of hip-hop’s favorite sneaker. Nelly’s relationship ...

I left Nelly at work since I have a man at home, who probably wouldn’t appreciate sleeping beside a shirtless Nelly. During my pillow-less commute back home that night, I told my bestie (whose loved ...

2002: St. Louis rhyme-slinger Nelly made a boisterous and bolstering debut with his first studio album, Country Grammar. But it wasn't until his sophomore LP, Nellyville, released on June 25, 2002, ...

"It might blow up, but it won't go pop," De La Soul once famously vowed, making explicit rap music's long-simmering distrust of widespread mainstream success. As memorable as it might be, that pledge ...

When Nelly emerges from his dressing room at CBS Television City half an hour before taping his performance on “The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn,” he looks as spry and hale as a morning talk-show ...

Cornell “Nelly” Haynes, Jr. had black people bumpin’ Tim McGraw in the hood, so he’s always gon’ be good. Not “good” as in superior mediocrity, but as in legendary. The six-time platinum selling album ...

Nelly’s going to show us how he runs things in his house with four teens under his roof on BET’s “Nellyville.” Get ready for another highly entertaining, heart-warming family reality show from the hip ...

Is there something spreading throughout the air in Hollywood that's causing all these actors to publicly broadcast their rapping "talents?" We recently saw Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe recite ...

On a hazy spring afternoon, Nelly strolls through Rolling Stone‘s offices, clean-shaven, big diamond studs poking out from the sides of his face. The 42-year-old rapper quickly hones in on a framed ...

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A St. Louis record producer behind Nelly’s 2002 hit album “Nellyville” has been indicted in connection with the murder-for-hire plot to kill the grandson of Sweetie Pie’s owner Robbie Montgomery.