Ebony Magazine is honoring Hip-Hop's 50th anniversary with a new limited-edition printed issue, done in collaboration with Mass Appeal. The featured artists will be 50 Cent, Lil Kim, Rick Ross, Swizz Beats and Busta Rhymes.
Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Kevin Gates, Phlutter, and more.
According to the report the "Devil Is A Lie" rapper headed down to the South American country and went through a 6-hour procedure to ensure that his smile could bring a dead bird back to life.
Jazz In The Gardens, an annual event in Miami Gardens, returns to the Florida city for a two-day festival featuring R&B, Hip-Hop & Gospel.
In an interview, Daddy-O of Stetsasonic speaks at length about the fuel behind the "Stop Self-Destruction" movement that he and Chuck D of Public Enemy have launched. He talks about the plans for community engagement and how the movement will address drug use, gun violence and police brutality that's afflicting the world of Hip-Hop and the community overall.
Taking to IG to announce this year's lineup, ROCK THE BELLS will be hosted by Roxanne Shanté and will feature performances by the likes of LL Cool J, Fat Joe and Remy Ma, N.O.R.E, Rick Ross, Lil Kim, Jadakiss, The Diplomats, and Ice Cube.
While he makes it look good Rick Ross might not be rolling as right as we all thought. The Miami native was recently caught draped in bandooloo designer.
While many thought the super producers were going to announce Ashanti and Keyshia Cole as the next contestants, the two beat creating icons instead announced that the series was heading back down south with a head to head showdown between 2 Chainz and Rick Ross.
Westside Gunn drops his rumored final studio album, 'And Then You Pray For Me,' and fans on X are giving their early opinions.
DJ Envy found himself in the crosshairs of Joe Budden amid 'The Breakfast Club' host's real estate scandal with Cesar Piña.
Red Bull announced that they are bringing back their Symphonic concert experience, with Metro Boomin as the featured headline artist. The show will be held in October at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Tory Lanez is still covered in struggle juice but is trying his best to take it off. He has answered The Boss but his response is falling on deaf ears.
