The group's hit "What Would You Do," produced by Wyclef Jean, sampled Dr. Dre and soundtracked the Eddie Murphy film "Life." ...

Robbie Pardlo, one third of the New Jersey hip-hop and R&B group City High, has died. A representative for Pardlo tells TMZ ...

Wyclef Jean recalls being scared to tell Whitney Houston she was "flat" when they were recording the 1998 song "My Love Is Your Love" during the Storytelling event at Tribeca Festival on June 7 with ...

Robbie Pardlo of City High died in Willingboro with family by his side, leaving behind a legacy of early 2000s R&B and ...

Robbie Pardlo, the lead singer for Grammy-nominated R&B group City High, has died. He was 46. A rep for the singer told TMZ ...

Newly named Global Citizen Ambassador and Fugees co-founder Wyclef Jean will join billionaire entrepreneur and Shark Tank ...

Multi-award-winning American singer and mother of 6, Lauryn Hill, is heading to South Africa to entertain Mzansi at this year ...

Wyclef Jean has raised $25 million to democratize the global digital music marketplace. Carnival World Music Group's Wyclef Jean will sign songwriters and producers in Africa, the Caribbean, and ...

Wyclef Jean played drums, smoked a cigar and took off his shirt during a raucous concert at Calissa in Water Mill on Thursday that had one — woman going to ex-stream lengths to get on stage.

Nigerian singer Davido and Wyclef Jean made headlines over the way they greeted each other at an event in Abuja. The viral video raised a series of comments.

Wyclef Jean is a Haitian-American rapper, producer and former member of the hip-hop group The Fugees. Jean was born in Haiti and moved to Brooklyn, New York, with his family at age 9 before ...

Wyclef Jean shares the power of music with Bronx students encouraging them to explore their talents and surprising them with instruments to create new possibilities in their musical journeys.