Just a week ago, Jay-Z took a rare “L” when his proposal for a casino in Times Square was voted down by the Community Advisory Committee, but it seems like a casino may still very well happen in New York City courtesy of his one-time blood rival, Nas. According to Page Six, Nas, born Nasir […]
At one time, Nas used to rap that Hip-Hop was dead. He might be saying that again after hearing what Brooklyn “rapper” Fivio Foreign said about him.
Capo noted on a recent episode of the ‘BagFuel’ podcast that the Queensbridge rapper “[has] never been talked about like this ever in his life."
There is a thin line between competition and conflict and in the ever-evolving landscape of Rap and Hip-Hop, all it takes is a few words or actions to tilt the scale towards beef.
Nas is joining the team planning to bring the iconic Hip-Hop film 'Beat Street' to Broadway, which he announced at the film's 40th anniversary screening at the Tribeca Film Festival last week.
Nas will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his debut album, Illmatic, with a trio of shows at the Wynn with Las Vegas Philharmonic.
Man, we need another Wu-Tang album with a Nas feature or two.
Nas and DJ Premier connected on a new single that fans on X, formerly Twitter, learned is the start of a new project.
Don't be surprised if Tracy Morgan appears on Nas' next album on a interlude or something.
Melissa Cooper, a white former executive for Mass Appeal, which was founded by Nas, is suing the company for racial discrimination.
Hip-Hop fans are in for a treat. Amazon is set to livestream a show from Nas and Wu-Tang Clan’s N.Y. State of Mind Tour.
Along with Hip-Hop, Nas also turned 50 years old this year and the rapper teamed with Hennessy to celebrate the milestone with a party that featured a gang of high-profile guests including Kendrick Lamar, Diddy, Fat Joe and more.
