Lord Jamar is the object of scorn and ridicule after he insinuated that rapper The Game is much more representative of the city of Los
Rapper Lord Jamar caused quite a stir in the political arena when he called Kamala Harris out of her name during his appearance on the
Lord Jamar, a member of the Brand Nubian, is scheduled to perform at this year’s BeReggae Diaspora Music & Arts Festival, which has been officially
In an interview with VladTV, Lord Jamar discussed Phife Dawg’s passing and the fact that many legendary rappers and the deceased are rarely appreciated while
Fashion has always been a staple of hip-hop. But what to do when a fashion trend literally divides the house of hip-hop in half? Some
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Treach, of Naughty By Nature, was recently asked for his take on the subject of gays in hip-hop, and the Naughty By Nature frontman said there’s no way anyone can dismiss the idea.
Outspoken rapper Lord Jamar of the legendary group Brand Nubian has never been one to mince words. As of late, Jamar has made headlines with his
“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson had the whole nation up in arms earlier this year after he made racist and homophobic comments in a high-profile
Over the past several months, Brand Nubian member Lord Jamar has been vocal in his criticism of white rappers who he feels disrespect the culture. The controversy began with Jamar blasting Seattle rapper Macklemore for the latter’s criticism of homophobia in hip-hop. Jamar told VladTV last fall that white rappers are “guests” in hip-hop and should recognize that “this is a black man’s thing.” Now, another veteran of 90s East Coast hip-hop is voicing his opinion. Buckshot of Black Moon and the Boot Camp Clik responded to Jamar’s comments and made it clear that he does not agree at all.
Shakira had millions of men and women across the globe wagging their tongues when she got to live out their fantasy about fellow hot girl
When it comes to the hosts of the venerable morning talk show “The View,” Sherri Shepherd has certainly been one of the more controversial hosts
Story by Stereo Williams Photography by DeWayne Rogers “I’m going to lose 30 pounds by the summer.” “I want to save at least $5000 this year.” “This year, I’m visiting South Africa. I mean it this time.” Welcome to 2014! January means it’s time for us to start picking ourselves apart
Rapper Yelawolf posted photos on Instagram that feature him wearing the Confederate flag. The photos, which have since been removed, were posted this week–one features the hip-hop star at a restaurant and the other is a photo of his luggage.
Evander Holyfield may be one of boxing’s most lovable stars, but there was little that people adored about the heavyweight champ this weekend when, on
Lord Jamar is adding fuel to his ongoing feud with Yelawolf. In Jamar’s latest interview with Vlad TV, the Brand Nubian rapper threatens to attack Yelawolf if he sees him in-person. The bad blood began with Jamar making comments earlier this year about homophobia in hip-hop
Typically, when a celebrity blasts off recklessly at the mouth with controversial comments they follow up immediately with a (pseudo) heartfelt apology campaign. But not
Last week, “Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson the most controversial county bumpkin in the nation when he made racist and anti-gay comments in an infamous
Lord Jamar has turned his criticisms towards Drake. The veteran rapper says there would’ve been no support for singing rappers in the 80s and 90s
Joan Rivers has always been known as a star who says what she wants to whether on or off camera and she took that bravado
