November 18, 2011
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Here is a look back at a few of the most memorable collaborations of hip-hop artists and film.
The hip-hop community, once again, celebrated a year of hits, comebacks and triumphs at the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards. Alhough the show had its
Death row inmate Troy Davis’s years-long battle for freedom and justice came to a heartbreaking end when he was executed by the State of Georgia
After winning fans over with his Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne-assisted No. 1 hit, “Look At Me Now,” earlier this year, Chris Brown now wants
DMX, who was originally set to be released from prison on July 12, was ordered to remain in prison for another week after it was
In a time when hip-hop artists and rappers come a dime a dozen, it is rare that an artist remains true to the music’s intended
The 2011 BET Awards show was packed with a slew of memorable highlights that saw triumphs from the likes of Chris Brown, Beyoncé, Lil Wayne and
After all these years in the game and this is how you repay me? (Bust Rhymes Voice). In my head this is what I can
R&B bad boy Chris Brown’s fourth studio album F.A.M.E. (Jive Records) has just been certified gold by the R.I.A.A. just three weeks after its release.
It seems like perfect timing for a female lyricist of superior caliber to arise when there’s barely a handful today to name. And the few
