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Last night in New York City, Wiz Khalifa played his highly anticipated sophomore album, O.N.I.F.C. for a big crowd of onlookers. 

Rihanna cleared up why things on her 777 tour plane didn’t go as fans and journalists would have hoped. In an interview on BBC Radio, the 24-year-old set the record straight, denying claims of being crazy, and too focused on herself to care about the others on that seven-day, seven-country tour.

After premiering this single yesterday and performing Adam Levine’s show, “The Voice,” 50 Cent gives MTV the premiere for his new video “My Life.” 

You may have seen this video just before coverage of last night’s Brooklyn Nets vs. New York Knicks game on TNT began. Spike Lee, a certified Knicks super-fan verbally battles it out with his Nets doppelgänger over whose team is the best.

The Canadian Hip-Hop scene is deeper than Drake. It’s deeper than Kardinal. It’s so deep, it’s Classified. 

Back in June, Lil Wayne and Supra announced that they would be partnering to create a line of sneakers. Weezy’s line of kicks won’t be officially launched until 2013, but the “No Worries” rapper is already sharing  his design flare to the brand. 

Cameron and Cam’Ron‘s new video for “The Bluff” takes the Taylor Gang general into Harlem World. 

Homeboy Sandman delves into the world of conspiracy theories on his aptly titled First of A Living Breed track, “Illuminati.” Don’t let the song’s title defer you, though. The Boy Sand isn’t your run of the mill MC shrieking “illuminati” for shock value. Instead the Queens rhyme slinger plays a town crier of sorts, spreading eloquent arguments that […]

“I’m so New York, Weezy probably don’t like me,” spits Fabolous on his “So NY” track. Is it a formal dis? Who cares; the song goes and the Brooklyn rapper has dropped the video for the tune, featured on his just released The Soul Tape 2.

Back during the listening session for Meek Mill’s Dreams And Nightmares, the Philly native revealed that he had a record with Jay-Z on his album.

One of the most anticipated songs off of T.I.’s new album, Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head , is finally here. 

His criminal past is behind him, but T.I. is still reflecting on the incidents that led to back-to-back yearlong sentences. In a cover story for Billboard magazine, the father of six revealed some of the big names that lent their support throughout his incarceration, including Will Smith, who went above and beyond the call of duty.