Spotify and its artfully curated playlist RapCaviar has helped transform how fans absorb music from their faves and expanding their growing platforms to an international audience. Last Thursday (Dec. 7) at the Brooklyn Museum, the streaming service launched its first annual RapCaviar Pantheon, which celebrated the careers of Metro Boomin, 21 Savage, and SZA in […]
A Brooklyn beer company tried it recently after it released a brew inspired by Beyoncé and made a play on the Houston superstar’s name. Lineup Brewing’s Bïeryoncé was slapped with the good cease and desist from Queen Bey‘s legal team although the beer is still for sale until supplies end.
Beyoncé put on an early birthday party for her husband Jay-Z just the Brooklyn veteran rocked the Barclays Center stage for his 4:44 tour stop.
The rumors were true. Streetwear brand Supreme is opening a new store in Brooklyn.
Crooklyn has been voted winner of the “One Film, One New York” contest by Empire City residents.
A shootout in Downtown Brooklyn between two men from rival crews left a gang member without, well, his member.
It’s been 20 years since beloved Brooklyn MC and Hip-Hop legend The Notorious B.I.G. was taken from his millions of fans and the Hip-Hop culture but many people do what they can to make sure his memory lives on.
Sometimes gentrification isn’t relegated just to “renovating” buildings at the expense of its natives. At times, it also involves the exploitation of the neighborhood itself.
Fabolous just got one of the highest honors a Brooklynite can receive, the key to the borough.
Derrick Lawrence, a former manager for Drake and owner of the Aspire Music Group label, settled a three-year federal income tax debt to the tune of nearly $1 million. Lawrence dodged paying taxes between the years of 2009 to 2011, putting the blame on what he said was a shady accountant.
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.
Sean “Diddy” Combs, Faith Evans and Voletta Wallace came to show love the Brooklyn way during halftime of the Brooklyn Nets versus New York Knicks game this past Sunday at “Biggie Night.”
