Miley Cyrus may continue to be one of the more controversial pop stars in music, but at least she can count on the support of a couple of veteran hip-hop stars.
Lil Kim’s career and legacy have been the source of much debate. But the Queen Bee says that she isn’t concerned with the commentary.
Rapper Waka Flocka Flame has apologized for making disparaging comments about media maven Oprah Winfrey. Old video footage surfaced that features Wakak and his friends having an R-rated conversation about Oprah. Waka disses Oprah when his associate comments that the uber-wealthy Winfrey has “million dollar p—y.”
With the fallout from TLC’s “Crazy Sexy Cool” biopic still raging online and in the entertainment world, fans of 90s R&B have been feeling quite nostalgic lately. As T-Boz and Chilli continue to defend the film against allegations of slander from former manager Pebbles and former group member Crystal Jones, we decided to take a look back at some other acts from the Clinton years who could probably benefit from their stories being told.
To say that much has been speculated regarding the use of the confederate flag for merchandising on Kanye West’s “Yeezus” tour would be an understatement.
R. Kelly fans in Monroe, Louisana are are upset after a supposed Kelly concert that they claim featured an impersonator onstage instead of the real deal. Kelly was advertised as the featured performer at Ced’s Black Tie Affair in Monroe, and the cost was $150 per ticket. But according to Billboard, fans are now claiming that the man onstage was not Kelly, but a lip-synching impersonator. On top of that, the performer didn’t take the stage until 1am.
While advocates like Rev. Al Sharpton have defended Jay, former drug kingpin “Freeway” Ricky Ross was asked for his take and offered a different perspective on Jay’s recent statement regarding his business dealings with Barney’s.
Rev. Al Sharpton thinks that those criticizing Jay Z are confusing the issue. The New York Post reports that Sharpton came to the rapper’s defense while also redirecting criticism back at the store itself.
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Kanye West kicked off his highly-anticipated “Yeezus” Tour in Seattle this past weekend. The controversial hip-hop star is arguably the most talked-about artist in America right now
Eminem’s new single “Rap God” has raised the ire of fans and media over lyrics that are being perceived as homophobic. The hip-hop star is no stranger to allegations of gay-bashing,
The Atlanta native spoke about the rumors in a recent interview with DJ Vlad, and he said that he feels that directors have more to do with the imagery that shows up in videos than the artist. He also feels that directors may use such imagery intentionally to stir controversy
Mercurial superstar Kanye West opens up to BBC Radio 1 personality Zane Lowe in a new upcoming interview, and some portions that have been released to the Web reveal the hip-hop superstar sharing his thoughts on his controversial Yeezus album, his public image and why he feels it’s his job to create what he calls “product” and why he’s transcended the space that most pop stars occupy.
Cyrus has finally broken her silence regarding the performance and the backlash–and if you were expecting an apology or even an explanation, you’d better look elsewhere.
MGK (formerly known as Machine Gun Kelly) has never been known to bite his tongue when it comes to other rappers. And the rhymer–who has
We decided to take a walk down memory lane and look at some of the wildest moments that have occurred during the telecast over the years.
