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Allow us to introduce you to a kid who proves there’s no age limit to who can be considered an artist. His name is Lenox, but you can call him Yung Lenox, the prepubescent Hip-Hop maestro.
The fourth season of Love & Hip Hop New York came to a conclusion last week, but we’re still getting our fill of struggle thanks to the two part reunion.
Early June is a bittersweet time for Hip-Hop heads since it mark both the birthday (Feb. 7) and anniversary (Feb. 10) of J Dilla‘s death. Notable streetwear brand Stussy has created a capsule collection to commemorate the late Detroit producer and MC.
Most recently championship-crowned athletes start planning their trips to Disney World as the celebratory confetti is flying in their faces. Russell Wilson decided he stay planted and kick it with Hip-Hop’s biggest power couple.
Details surrounding the death of Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman have begun to make themselves available. The 46-year-old father of three was found dead in his Manhattan apartment on Sunday, February 2 and a heroin overdose was strongly suspected.
Beyoncé’s performance at the 56th Grammy Awards pleased some, angered others but no one can ever accuse the reigning music queen of never putting forth an effort.
Vanity Fair has been running its special Hollywood issue for 20 years but it wasn’t until this year however that the magazine featured Black actors on its front cover page. Actors Idris Elba and Chiwetel Ejiofor get the coveted spot, joining four other celebrated Black actors on the entire cover page foldout which serves as […]
JC Penny tried a Twitter tactic during yesterday’s Super Bowl game that didn’t generate great reviews. The company started by sending out a few misspelled tweets to introduce their new brand of Olympic “Team USA” mittens, a move which likely made JCP look that much older to young consumers (and/or widened their appeal with babies and […]
Diddy may have had one of the most extravagant commercials on the Super Bowl but believe it or not, that type of party happened in real life last night.
The flicks from Super Bowl week in New York City continue to pour in. The latest batch are from MAXIM Magazines “Big Game Weekend” soiree Saturday, February 1, which Kendrick Lamar headlined.
Chief Keef has had a slew of setbacks after numerous run-ins with the long arm of the law, but he hopes to return strong with his upcoming Bang 3 mixtape. In fact, it appears that he’s enlisted the services of the one and only Kanye West for support.