Lil’ Meech on Acting, Celebrity Status + Why He Never Became a Rapper
Get the scoop on Lil’ Meech’s journey as the lead in the hit TV show BMF. Discover the surreal experience of portraying his father’s rise to power in organized crime.
Rick Hazell
His byline has appeared in BET.com, The Root, Black Girl Nerds, Washington Post, Black Enterprise and he helped define culture within professional and collegiate sports as Senior Cultural Contributor at The Shadow League. He currently serves as Senior Contributing Editor at AllHipHop.com
Today he continues to cover culture via articles and essays published at AllHipHop.com and EURweb.com, respectively. Forever striving to evolve as a editor, writer and author, Rick is currently working on several biographical works as a premium ghostwriter for Story Terrace.
“Power Book III” Stars Patina Miller & Mekai Curtis Reveal Season 3 Plot Points
The third season of “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” dropped earlier this month and, just like the seasons that preceded it, the story arc is already in high gear.
Joey Bada$$ Discusses “Power Book III” Role & Its Effect On His Music Catalog
AllHipHop sat down with the Brooklyn rapper—who portrays Unique in the series—to discuss the evolution of his character.
“A Love Letter To Hip-Hop” Director Benny Boom On How Hood Creativity Fuels Hip-Hop
AllHipHop recently spoke with Benny Boom at a red carpet event celebrating the release of his new documentary, A Love Letter to Hip-Hop, which is co-directed and narrated by Black Thought of The Roots.
The Legend of U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves Rides Again
The story of Bass Reeves, a Black lawman who was one the most famous U.S. marshals to ever enter the lore of legend, has only recently come to light. Those of us raised by a floor model behemoth of a TV, the Lone Ranger series was all we knew of Bass Reeves but didn’t know […]
RZA Drops Red Carpet Jewels Ahead Of Wu-Tang’s New Red Rocks Documentary Premiere
AllHipHop.com recently ran into the co-founder/de facto leader of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan at a red carpet Urbanworld Film Festival premiere.
“The Marvels” Director Nia DaCosta On MCU Fan Criticism: “People Want What They Want”
AllHipHop was in the cut like Neosporin at the Urbanworld Film Festival as she spoke of how fast the last five years have passed and more.
50 Years Of Hip-Hop Fashion Is Celebrated In Brooklyn
Hip-Hop Style turns 50 and there was a dope celebration in Brooklyn to commemorate the cultural fashion footprint.
DJ Muggs Says Cypress Hill Didn’t Want To Come Out Waving Latino Flag Or Show Their Faces
Producer DJ Muggs, widely known as a member of Cypress Hill, is indicative of many individuals whose work graced our eardrums in the era commonly referred to as Hip-Hop’s Golden Era. He continued to tack on considerable editions to his sonic résumé with Soul Assassins as well. DJ Muggs was recently at Manhattan’s SoHo House […]
Director Allen Hughes On Hip-Hop, 2Pac & Doing Right By Former “Pump It Up” Host Dee Barnes
From the hyper-gangsterism of Menace II Society to the post-Apocalyptic world of The Book of Eli and beyond, Allen Hughes’ directorial credits are as lengthy as they are diverse.
EXCLUSIVE: Lionel Boyce On How Hulu’s “The Bear” Keeps It A Buck
AllHipHop recently spoke to Lionel Boyce, who plays Marcus on the popular series.
Black Music Month: Is Hip-Hop Still Considered Black Music?
It’s Black Music Month, the month many take upon themselves to delve deeper into the founders of the music itself, inspiration for their creation and contemporaneous reality of record label politics. It’s within this paradigm we find swing, jazz, gospel, blues, R&B, country music, Hip-Hop, Rock & Roll, house music, techno and all manner of […]
