New video from Machine Gun Kelly: ‘La La La (The Floating Song)
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January 30, 2013
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It appears as if Lil B and Joey Bada$$ are both aiming to have the most meaningless hip-hop beef of 2013. On Jan. 30, Lil
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Hip-hop thrives with the introduction of new voices to the ever-growing music genre. In 2012, Kendrick Lamar became hip-hop’s top new artist by releasing an
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The West Coast has recently experienced a resurgence in hip-hop. After ruling the charts in the ’90s, rappers from the Los Angeles area are causing
In this week’s edition of best new hip-hop songs, Rick Ross releases an ode to an old-school Chevy; Eve shows her bad side; A$AP Rocky
The lineup for this year’s Coachella music festival has been announced, with Wu-Tang Clan, Jurassic 5 and 2 Chainz among the performers.
Angel Haze may be one of hip-hop’s brightest new stars, but she reveals that she wants to be a rocker.
Mela Machinko has energy to spare. The Brookly, N.Y.-born singer-songwriter is a powerhouse onstage with a playful-yet-undeniably strong persona that seems to permeate every corner
In this week’s best new hip-hop songs, Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake get suited and booted; CyHi The Prynce and 2 Chainz represent for their hometown;
Urban Ink magazine has just released the latest cover with “Basketball Wives LA” reality star Draya Michele gracing the cover for the third time. Rapper
50 Cent’s fitness book, Formula 50, promises to whip you into shape in six weeks with metabolic resistance training. MRT training, notes the book’s press
The OutKast “reunion” that caused die hard fans to jump for joy apparently wasn’t a reunion at all. Last week, Frank Ocean released a new
On the second episode of “Love & Hip Hop,” Joe Budden admitted to his drug relapse; Lore’l and Erica thought it was a good idea
In this week’s best hip-hop songs, Trinidad James calls on ATL’s top rappers for a remix; Ludacris represents with Fabolous and R. Kelly; Future and
