As the real estate industry undergoes rapid transformation propelled by technological advancements and shifting consumer preferences, the traditional roles that have long defined the sector
Nearly one in five gamers are LGBTQ+. According to the first GLAAD Gaming Report – the organization that champions sexual orientation inclusivity in entertainment media
In today’s job market, steering your career path through constant changes, technological advancements, and emerging opportunities can be a daunting challenge. The need for a
Zendaya had to learn to “protect” herself as a child star. The actress shot to fame in her early teens when she was cast alongside
Rebecca Ferguson ditched major music labels so she could see “exactly” what she was earning. The former X Factor star has spoken about how she
Bow Wow feels like hip-hop needs some stability, and he feels like there’s only one way to fix it. On Jan. 14, Bow Wow tweeted
Tasha McCaskiel, the CEO and founder of Black Girls in Media, a networking organization, spoke with rolling out about her passion for helping Black women
Halle Berry took home the coveted Best Actress Oscar for her role in Monster’s Ball in 2002 and she admitted she thought her historical win
Snoop Dogg thinks he fills a “void” in the music industry. The 47-year-old rap legend has just released a new album, I Wanna Thank Me,
Mine 9 provides a vivid look at life for those who are in the coal mining industry. The film, directed and produced by Eddie Mensore,
Tom Joyner is one of the biggest radio personalities in America. For over four decades, Joyner has served as an important voice for Black culture
Former Warner Music Group chief Lyor Cohen has announced the official launch of his new “content company,” 300. Cohen, alongside former WMG notables Kevin Liles and Todd Moscowitz are looking to spark a revolution in the way the music industry operates. All three men have long ties in the industry and as colleagues: Moscowitz is the ex-president of Warner Bros, Liles was formerly the executive vice president. All three men also worked together at Def Jam.
The hills and valleys of Dame Dash’s career have been well-documented. In the last several years, fans have witnessed Dash’s fall; from amongst the top-tier hip-hop moguls to an industry footnote struggling through financial and legal hardship. In a recent interview with VladTV, superproducer Just Blaze shared his perspective on the Roc-A-Fella co-founder’s decline.
Kawan “K.P.” Prather has two decades of music industry experience under his belt, and he’s witnessed stars come and go; as well as having seen technology completely revise the way the industry works. But as Head of Urban A&R (East Coast) at Atlantic Records, K.P. acknowledges that while many things have changed over the years—a lot of his approach remains rooted in the same principles on which he’s built his career.
Freddie Gibbs continues to air out his former mentor Young Jeezy. Gibbs broke free of Jeezy’s CTE (Corporate Thugz Entertainment) camp late last year, and since then, he’s made it very clear that there is no love between he and the Atlanta rap superstar.
DMC spoke to Access Atlanta and stated unequivocally that Run-DMC hasn’t officially reunited–despite playing shows.
Nicki Minaj admitted that she was adamant about not developing an “industry reputation.”
Avant opens up about his infamous duet partner and what he’s learned about the industry.
The music industry embraces and promotes white artists that perform hip-hop and R&B while neglecting black artists recording rock or alternative music.
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