A notebook that reportedly belonged to Drake when he was a teenager is being sold for $35,000. Moments in Time, an online dealership that sells historical autographs and documents, got ahold of a ...

One man’s trash, another man’s treasure... well, you know the drill. The old truism came to life when a cleanup worker found a notebook containing Drake lyrics at a Toronto furniture factory belonging ...

The notebook, which consists of signatures and old lyrics, is selling for $54K. The book’s contents reportedly consist of 12 pages of lyrics, including a song that appears to pay homage to Notorious B ...

Drake‘s old notebook from his Degrassi days may make a worker from the rapper’s grandfather’s furniture factory $54,000 richer, according to a report from TMZ. Apparently, the worker spotted the ...

An old Drake notebook that contains lyrics, handwritten notes and even ancient credit card numbers is on sale for $54K, TMZ reports. The notebook was found by a member of a clean-up crew in Drake's ...

Earlier this year an old notebook of lyrics belonging to Drake went up for auction through memorabilia company Moments in Time, who also auctioned off one of his notebooks in 2018. TMZ reports that ...

Drake’s old notebook finally sold and you’ll never guess how much was paid for it. The 32-year-old singer’s high school scribble notebook was found in a dumpster near his grandfather’s furniture ...

Drake’s “Degrassi”-era notebook is on sale for a cool $54,000. The beaten-up purple spiral notebook — containing about 12 pages of lyrics, including what appears to be the rapper’s homage to Biggie ...

Thanks in large part to his preparation, Drake Thomas leads the Seahawks with 10 tackles for loss, which ranks third among ...

Drake's exhausting, uneven double rap/RnB record finds the artist trying to be all things to all people. By Jonny Coleman Drake dropped his new album Scorpion late last night, and it’s a double decker ...

NEW YORK - APRIL 30: From Degrassi Aubrey Graham speaks at the Spring Awakening and Degrassi panel discussion with Rosie O'Donnell at the Eugene O'Neill Theater on April 30, 2007 in New York City.