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Marvel must really have an affinity for Hip-Hop because they’re continuing to churn out more of their much appreciated Hip-Hop variant covers.
Today, T.I. magnificently slandered Donald Trump after Agent Orange slammed Snoop Dogg. Bow Wow tried to contribute, and it didn’t go nearly as well.
Amber Rose took to Instagram to show off her healthy cleavage in a strapless pushup bra.
When someone tells you “no good deed goes unpunished” believe them. A 37-year-old man found himself getting pummeled to the ground after offering to pay for his assailats meal at a Texas Chicken and Burger in Brooklyn on March 1.
T.I. just got on Instagram, opened his window and let all of the f*cks fly out.
Everlast, the front man for 90’s Hip-Hop group House of Pain, will ever be connected to the group’s signature hit “Jump Around” from 1992. The enduring bar crowd and sports arena-favored track will be performed this Thursday by Everlast to celebrate its 25th year in existence.
Azealia Banks won’t be going to trial in her boob biting case. Instead, she took a plea deal that will let her avoid jail time, so long as she stays out of trouble, along with other court-mandated stipulations.
Burning Sands, a film from director Gerard McMurray, focuses on the trials faced by a young HBCU student who hopes to join a popular Black Greek fraternity. While the film has garnered some praise from viewers, members of Black fraternities and sororities criticized the emphasis on the violent hazing that became synonymous with Greek life […]
Before Steph Curry was considered “The Chef,” to many NBA fans he was just another good point guard with shooting range. Unfortunately, it seem like Nike viewed him as much as well.
Warner Bros. has confirmed they are rebooting The Matrix. Word is they want Michael B. Jordan as the star.
NBA player and part-time podcast host Draymond Green thinks Nicki Minaj has LeBron James’ name in her mouth too much.
Russell Simmons is more than qualified to produce a documentary on the history of Hip-Hop. So he’s finally doing it.