Times are hard out here for New Yorkers, so if anyone thinks it’s a good idea to floss jewelry like your favorite rapper without favorite rapper security, you might end up paying the price. According to Gothamist, a trio in Queens relieved a man of more than a half amillion dollars worth of jewelry over […]
You no longer need to walk into a bank to rob it. A team of stick-up men successfully stuck up a Brinks truck in Queens, N.Y.
The family of Irv Gotti, real name Irving Lorenzo, announced details of the mogul and record label executive's funeral service in Queens.
2025 isn't even a week old and already we have an Isis attack, a Cybertruck blowing up outside of a Trump hotel in Las Vegas, a possible bird flu pandemic on the creep, and now this.
Quincy Homere, one of two men arrested for the murder of up-and-coming rapper Chinx in 2015, was sentenced to 23 years in prison on Monday. Chinx's widow, Janelli Caceres-Pickens, delivered a statement to the court after the sentencing.
Naturally struggle Mayor Eric "Party Time" Adams defended the officers actions saying "This person was under the influence of alcohol, holding a child. Those officers had to get that child from him so that child was not going to be in danger." Cordero for his part denies being drunk.
A 2023 List Of Hip-Hop’s Leading Ladies As we celebrate the 50th year of Hip-Hop, it’s the perfect time to recognize women in music who are ruling the charts and beating the odds. Hip-Hop has historically been a male-dominated genre, largely built on the stories of strife of growing up as a young Black man […]
The public library systems for New York and the borough of Queens have launched new limited-edition library cards celebrating 50 years of Hip-Hop. The card for the New York Public Library features the mural from the movie "Wild Style", while the Queens card features a design from veteran streetwear artists The Shirt Kings.
The Queens Public Library has launched a new six-month program dedicated to celebrating 50 years of Hip-Hop. The program was made possible through a grant by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and it will be curated by Ralph McDaniels, the library's Hip-Hop coordinator and "Video Music Box" host.
The gun violence that’s been plaguing New York anew for the past few years continued today when earlier this morning (June 6) a man was shot and killed as he left a recording studio in Queens, New York.
This week, the Queens Hip-Hop legend announced the ROCK THE BELLS FESTIVAL coming later this summer in the rapper's home borough.
With fall officially here, COVID-19 is reminding New York City residents that it hasn't gone anywhere.
