5 entries
Companies
1997
Amaru Entertainment: The Company Behind Tupac's Estate
Afeni Shakur's label has managed Tupac's master tapes since 1997: rights, the dispute with Death Row, and pending lawsuits from family and producers.
1993
Bad Boy Records: Rise and Conflict with Death Row
New York's hit factory and Death Row's rival: How Sean Combs rose with Bad Boy Records, how the feud with Tupac escalated, and what is documented.
1991
Death Row Records
$1.4 million bail, a contract from a cell, and the record year of 1996: Tupac's time at Death Row and the legal battle over his estate.
1995
His Companies
A publishing firm, a film company, his own label: in 1996 Tupac planned his independence from Death Row. What became of Euphanasia, Makaveli Records and Amaru.
1990
Interscope Records and Time Warner: the 1995/96 Controversy
First his discoverer, then distributor for Death Row: how pressure over gangsta rap forced Time Warner into a $115 million retreat in 1995.