Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At the end of “In Whose Name?,” the Nico Ballesteros-directed documentary spanning six years of Kanye West’s life, the rapper ...

All the lights are on him. “In Whose Name?” offers a rare look at Kanye West during the most tumultuous years of his life. Directed by first-time filmmaker Nico Ballesteros, the unauthorized ...

A minute-long teaser for the Ye-focused documentary In Whose Name? has been released roughly nine months after its existence was first announced to the world. The brief glimpse at the Nico Ballesteros ...

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has long balanced brilliance and turbulence, wearing countless feathers of artistic triumph. Yet the brightest feather, gleaming on both ordinary and extraordinary ...

The trailer, which premiered online Wednesday, Aug. 13, features a conversation between the pair as Kanye says he's "off my meds" The trailer for the new Kanye West documentary In Whose Name?

In 2021, Kim Kardashian filed for divorce from Kanye West. While everyone sort of assumed the couple’s relationship was tense and difficult behind closed doors, Kardashian opted for the typical ...

He's one of our most influential and infuriating creatives, winner of 24 Grammys, a tastemaker in music and fashion, formerly one-half of a celebrity power couple and also known for his antisemitic ...

The 48-year-old rapper is making headlines again for his documentary, which hit theaters Sept. 19, for the many dramatic confrontations and celebrities who make an appearance in the movie. “In Whose ...

First footage of mysterious bio-doc In Whose Name?, promising a fresh perspective on Kanye West’s public transformation over the past six years, including his decision to officially change his name to ...

*Whoo Lawd! When they say this new Kanye West documentary, “In Whose Name?,” is raw and explosive, that ain’t hype. The film, now playing in select theaters, is already making major waves. It captures ...

Director Nico Ballesteros whittles down more than 3,000 hours of footage taken over six years for a documentary that gives an unfiltered and often shocking look at music's most polarizing figure.