Drake and other stars of Degrassi are opening up about their experience working on the hit Canadian teen drama. “I didn’t have a great time in high school. I just didn’t really fit in,” the rapper, 38 ...

Drake looks back on his early acting career and the role that helped launch his public persona. The documentary reunites cast members and shares behind-the-scenes stories from the “Degrassi” set. The ...

The rapper starred on the Canadian teen drama series long before his music career took off. Started from Degrassi, now he's here. Drake is looking back at his time on the Canadian teen drama series, ...

Drake has one of the most unexpected and impressive careers in the music industry. The now-iconic rapper released his first mixtape in 2006 and left "Degrassi" in 2008. He has won five Grammys, broken ...

Drake may or may not have started from the “bottom” (depending on your personal definition) but he never forgot his roots. The actor-turned-rapper shared an amusing reminder of his starting point, ...

'Degrassi: Whatever It Takes' explores the long-running Canadian franchise — a precursor to 'Dawson's Creek' — through the talent that made it happen Degrassi fans are being given the whole story ...

Back in May of 2017, Aubrey Drake Graham, affectionately known by his fans as Drake, was said to have an estimated net worth of $90 million, according to Forbes, who had him at #5 on their Forbes Five ...

Drake revealed he was blindsided by his Degrassi script where Jimmy Brooks was paralyzed, calling the episode one of his hardest moments. Drake recently opened up about one of the most intense moments ...

Drake opens up about his early acting days and first on-screen kiss in the upcoming “Degrassi: Whatever It Takes” documentary. Drake revisited his teenage years and early acting days in a new trailer ...

“I go back to this day when I was like 13 or 14. I had an audition for a TV show that ultimately shaped my life,” the rapper, born Aubrey Graham, said in a voice recording posted to Instagram ...

This week, Drake tied Michael Jackson for most no. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 for a male solo act when his "First Person Shooter" topped the charts. Drizzy, who seems to have ample time for ...