April 2009

Beanie Sigel understands what it means to live life in the fast lane. The South Philadelphia rapper has dealt with the spoils and hardships of

Keyshia Cole’s Management Company Dispels Rumors of Frankie’s Death Contrary to Internet and blog rumors, Frankie Lon — mother of Keyshia Cole — did not

Cult icon Angie Stone, aka Angela Laverne Brown, is still basking in the residual afterglow from recording her latest CD, The Art of Love and

 Coalition Records With their new album, The Waiting, Between 7 & 9 demonstrates just how to put the “smooth” in jazz. The mid-tempo “G is

  Columbia How many teen rappers have smoothly segued into adult superstars? That’s the question one is forced to ask with every mediocre release from

 Roc-A-Fella/Def jam It’s been five long years since Jadakiss released a solo album, and the break seems to be exactly what he needed. Jada has

 NPG As promised, pop-rock-R&B icon Prince has delivered a three-album set. As expected, the results are wildly uneven. LotusFlow3R is the Purple One’s guitar showcase

 Midget Records Lady Sovereign has found her creative groove via major label independence. On the first release since she left Def Jam, the British princess

Looks like André 3000, aka André Benjamin doesn’t need the “Green Light” after all. The multiplatinum selling rapper was arrested for driving 109 miles per

R&B group, Day 26’s newfound celebrity was evident when they walked into the gymnasium at McNair High School in Atlanta. Filled with screaming, teary-eyed adolescent