Black Twitter has long been one of the cleverest sections of the fast-moving social media network, and once again they have a new trending topic going. The “Black Card” trend started going off Thursday morning with many users playfully handing over their card privileges with hilarious results.
The Game has rarely discussed his former beef with 50 Cent over the years and according to his latest interview, there was a good reason why.
Quincy Jones spilled all of the tea during his infamous interview with Vulture earlier this year. The icon has since shown remorse for some of his words including things he said about T-Pain.
Janet Jackson and the closeness she shared with her big brother, Michael Jackson, has always been evident throughout both their careers. Ms. Jackson honored her brother with a fitting tribute after she produced an update to the King Of Pop’s epic “Remember The Time” video from 1992, and the results are sure to get fans […]
The King of Pop’s legacy continues to live on. A corner in one of America’s most iconic cities will bear the likeness of music’s biggest act.
Sam Smith already has one career milestone asterisk next to his name after he shelled out big money to Tom Petty for misappropriating the rocker’s “I Won’t Back Down” solo debut for his own breakout hit, “Stay With Me.”
Tyler, The Creator has expressed his fandom towards Pharrell Williams on numerous occasions. That didn’t stop on the most recent episode Pharrell’s Beats 1 radio show on Apple Music, OTHERtone. The Odd Future leader swapped fan stories of meeting the likes Denzel Washington, André 3000 and Hans Zimmer while solo Neptune recalled a hilarious encounter […]
When it comes to deceased artist memorabilia, Michael Jackson’s white glove would easily rank as one of the most coveted items on any list.
A couple of potential buyers for Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch are perceivably attempting to make a mockery of the late King of Pop’s reputation as a child molester by proposing to turn the barren estate into a rehab center for sexually battered youth.
When referencing Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video, it should probably be mentioned in historical context. After all, it is the first music video to be inducted into the National Film Registry by the Library Of Congress.
It’s that time again. Kick your weekend off right with The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week.
The folks behind the late Michael Jackson’s Twitter account released a video treatment for the artist’s posthumous single, “A Place With No Name.”