D-Nice brings Club Quarantine back to the Nation's Capital for the three-day Club Quarantine Live Residency at the Kennedy Center.
Vice President Kamala Harris hosted an Hip-Hop 50 celebration for the ages at Vice President's residence.
In just a few days, Donald Trump will be out of the White House. The country will begin healing as President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris takeover, to celebrate there is a playlist full of jams to mark the occasion.
The current pandemic has proven time after time that not all heroes wear capes. One creative in question was saluted for his contributions behind the wheels of steel.
DJ D-Nice Teams Up Houseparty To Bring Virtual Prom Night To Teens
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_U0yELDScb/ While the majority of outside remains closed virtual calling has proven to be clutch. One brand known for providing good times has re-imagined their iconic catchphrase to encourage connectivity during quarantine.
A bright spot during this pandemic has been how the creative community has provided free entertainment for the masses. One that stole the show is now on global stage.
We've known this for years, but now the world knows DJ D-Nice is a national treasure. On Saturday (March 22), the Bronx Hip-Hop legend got on his Instagram Live for a live mix of music that hit over 100,000 participants that included the likes of Michelle Obama, Mike Tyson, Rihanna, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Janet Jackson, Will Smith and many, many more, including Mark Zuckerberg.
Season 2 of Marvel’s Luke Cage will not only bring the action but will also have some very lit live musical performances as well.
Andre 3000 remains one of the more elusive rap superstars in recent times, but his appearance with a bevy of other celebrities at Q-Tip’s house this week sparked some hope. Chris Rock claimed that he, Dave Chappelle, The White Stripes’ Jack White and others were working on a new 3 Stacks album but was it […]
One of the most tragically unsolved murders in Hip-Hop history is that of Boogie Down Productions founder Scott “DJ Scott La Rock” Sterling. TV One’s Celebrity Crime Files series recently spotlighted the Bronx native that formed the seminal Hip-Hop group with KRS-One but whose life was tragically cut short on August 27, 1987.
Some of the music’s top DJs are offering up their services in support of President Obama’s bid for re-election. DJ Cassidy, DJ Rashida, D-Nice and more have joined Obama for America in the launch of DJs for Obama. The grassroots campaign is committed to helping to put Obama back in office for another for years, by motivating audience […]
