m.i.a.

One of the most anticipated albums of the year drops this week.

M.I.A. previously spoke out against vaccines in 2020.

October is packed with highly anticipated drops from some heavy hitters in hip-hop.

Memories of the good ol' days.

New jams.

Travis brings the heat once again.

From Cardi B to Beyonce, these ten musicians performed proudly with their baby bumps on display.

The league allegedly demanded to keep 100 percent of her earnings for the rest of her life if she ever earned more than $2 million.

From Justin and Janet to Bruno and Beyonce, these 10 Super Bowl Halftime Show collabs were the most memorable.

The band is back together.

M.I.A. released a Boomerang-styled music video.

M.I.A. shared her thoughts on 'Formation' and artists' support of Black Lives Matter.

The electro-rap queen and dubstep king are teaming up on 'Matahdatah.'

The M.I.A.-directed clip for "Swords" and "Warriors" co-stars the fiercest band of sword-wielding girls we've ever seen.

Whether it's been over a decade since they released their first album or just a few years ago, these ladies and gentlemen have made quite the transformation. Check out What Rappers and Singers Looked Like When They Released Their First Albums.

Despite being caught up in a legal tussle with the NFL, M.I.A. is hitting the road on a major spring tour in support of her latest album, 'Mantangi.'

Controversial rapper M.I.A. has revealed that the NFL is trying to shake her down for $16.6 million as a result of her one-finger salute, in which she flashed her middle finger at the camera (and for all the world to see) while performing as part of Madonna's Super Bowl Halftime Performance in 2012.

After one look at her collection of music videos, it's obvious that M.I.A. isn't afraid of color. However, she takes it to a new level in the visual for 'Y.A.L.A.'

M.I.A.'s new album, 'Matangi,' debuted this week and to celebrate the release of the effort, the superstar rapper, who's never afraid to show her controversial side, stopped by 'Hot 97 Morning Show' to discuss her bootleg-inspired Versus Versace collection, the Weeknd, the breakdown of her 'Paper Planes' lyrics and more.

For the life of me, I can't figure out how this acrobatic move from Madonna didn't raise as much internet hell as M.I.A.'s middle finger foolishness. I guess everyone has their own definition of "inappropriate." Or maybe the live cameras didn't get close enough to show it. Or maybe "inappropriate" isn't even the right word to describe this. Maybe this is just really, really awk