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Anthony Hamilton is a Grammy-Award winner R&B hitmaker. He also hails from Charlotte, North Carolina; just a few hours from where the Charleston church shooting rocked the entire nation.
Kenny Smith is easily the x-factor and most sensible bridge between basketball IQ and Hip-Hop culture on the award-winning Inside the NBA.
Earlier in the year, Hip-Hop Wired presented the world with a definitive list for the best female rappers every to cold rock a microphone.
You haven’t been able stand two minutes near a computer this year without being subjected to the “Watch Me Nae Nae” song. The viral dance hit (officially titled “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)” has been the subject of many YouTube and Vine renditions but only the creator, Silento has the magic ingredient behind the record. At […]
Being raised on Dr. Dre’s The Chronic, having an uncle who locally presided over the N.W.A’s reign in rap and being a recording artist has natually groomed Camryn Howard to be a part of history before he even knew it was being made. The thriving multi-talent is seeing his blessings manifested as he’s set to […]
In the late hours of a May 27, a comical yet bizarre one-sided Twitter beef was sparked between R&B divas Cheryl Lynn against Anita Baker. As facts have been uncovered, the “To Be Real” singer has been the victim of identity theft. And it’s not the first time, either.
Whether you’re a curious newcomer or diehard fan, chances are the upcoming Entourage movie has managed to fly across your radar in some shape or fashion. Over the course of eight seasons, HBO delivered us a worthy depiction of brotherhood, camaraderie and perseverance. It just so happened to be set underneath the vice-laden lights of […]
On Monday evening (May 18), Boosie Bad Azz, born Torrance Hatch, premiered his Touch Down 2 Cause Hell documentary at Atlanta’s Landmark Midtown Art Cinema. The film showcased years of Boosie’s life through the lens of the Motion Family production team.
The late A$AP Yams once said that “people don’t know what New York rap sounds like in 2012.” Three years later, rising acts from the mecca of Hip-Hop continue to find influences outside of the five boroughs.
Once again, Hip-Hop Wired encourages readers to “enhance your fly” in a new installment of Fresh Selects, in which the team provides in-depth reviews of the latest sneakers, electronics and fashion.
Ty Dolla $ign is currently riding the wave that his new hit, “Drop That Kitty” splashed up. The cheeky hit features the talents of both Charli XCX and Tinashe, giving the Taylor Gang crooner crossover appeal without crossing over.
Machine Gun Kelly’s career is currently in go-mode, in both the music and movie statistical categories.