ESPN’s First Take hit the road this weekend to take in the All-Star Weekend festivities in Houston, Texas. The first guest on the show was Chi-Town’s own Common.
Today is Valentine’s Day, and if you have no game you are pretty much screwed. Luckily, rappers can do all the heavy lifting for you.
Mary J. Blige was the special honoree at the Vibe magazine Impact Awards in Los Angeles Friday (Feb. 8). Blige was singled out for her longstanding music career as well as relationship with the publication, of which she has been on the cover of 10 times.
Big Sean is currently enjoying his first ever GRAMMY weekend as a nominated artist. While on the red carpet, Sean Don spoke with Rap-Up about the progress of his album, Hall Of Fame.
J.Period will be releasing a brand new mixtape called Rage Is Back on February 12th, and the first offering from that project is a new spin on and old classic.
As far as the world knows, Cruel Winter is an urban legend, and like any story traveling through the rumor mix, there are several versions of exactly what’s going down. Common and Hit-Boy have both denied the release of the G.O.O.D. Music collaboration, but Travi$ Scott begs to differ.
Common said it first, and now Hit-Boy has confirmed news that a Cruel Winter album is not likely to see the light of day. During an interview with L.A.’s Power 106 radio station, the newly signed Interscope artist set the record straight.
The winter just got colder for G.O.O.D. Music fans. In a recent interview, Chicago rapper and actor Common reveals that the collective’s allege Cruel Winter project will not be released.
Over the weekend, Co-caine 80s blessed the Internets in the form of a new EP, The Flower of Life. With No I.D. and James Fauntleroy at the helm, the otherwise ambiguous group dropped “Fly A$$ Pisces,” which was thought to be a loose track. Instead, the Jhene Aiko and Common-assisted jam is just one of seven songs to […]
On Friday (January 11), Common was in Atlanta to screen his upcoming film, Luv. The venue was Frank Ski’s restaurant and a number of familiar reality stars, including Joseline Hernandez and Stevie J of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta came through to watch and discuss the movie.
James Fauntleroy and No ID’s pet project of Coc-aine 80s is back with a new jam called “Fly A$$ Pisces.”
Last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Common was a special guest on the show to promote his next film effort, Luv.
