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A$AP Ferg has been rather friendly with releases from his upcoming Gangsta Grillz mixtape, Ferg Forever, due to release on Friday (November 28). His latest drop is titled “Talk It.”

Hell hath no fury like a woman’s scorn and Jordin Sparks‘ is translated quite brazenly in a remix to Drake’s “How About Now.”

Chris Rock turned heads in 2009 with his controversial comedy documentary, Good Hair, which tackled the touchy subject of Black women and hair. With the recent legal tussles between Halle Berry and ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry over their daughter’s hair going public, Rock hinted at a sequel.

Public Enemy, one of the most celebrated Hip-Hop acts of all time, made their mark in the late 1980s with their classic second album, It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back. For its 30th anniversary, Def Jam reissued deluxe editions of the album alongside the group’s potent third album, Fear Of A […]

Dancing With The Stars crowned its Season 19 champion, Alfonso Ribeiro, marking it a dream come true for the Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air alum.

Following his diss track to former collaborator, Key!, OG Maco stirs up some more trouble by calling out Beyoncé for biting his concept in her new “7/11” visual.

Rihanna’s Navy rejoiced Tuesday night (Nov. 25) as their pop princess took to her Instagram account and released a snippet of new music, presumably from her upcoming album, R8.

After it was unanimously decided that Darren Wilson would not face any charges over the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, angry citizens took to the streets and to their timelines. The social media community rolled up its collective sleeve and prompted African Americans to #BoycottBlackFriday.

An impromptu European vacation has the allowed Mary J. Blige, the undisputed Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, to infuse a new sound into her artistic DNA to birth The London Sessions.

In just its first episode, Nelly’s family oriented Nellyville BET show is looking to expand on the stigma that comes along with much of today’s television programming.

The NFL infamously carries a nickname twisting its acronym as the “No Fun League.” An acronym that’s one largely championed by the players who help make it North America’s no. 1 professional sport.

If you’re a need for a bit of heartwarming Hip-Hop this holiday season, look no further than Chance The Rapper and The Social Experiment’s (Donnie Trumpet, Peter Cottontale, Nate Fox, Stix) first single to their new album, Surf.