Hip-Hop Icons Rakim, Big Daddy Kane & MC Lyte Rock Philly’s “Joy To The Polls” Voter Event
Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, and MC Lyte are not playing with their right to vote and are encouraging others to use theirs as well.
Queen Latifah Explains Why She’s For Kamala Harris Over Donald Trump
Check out a speech by Queen Latifah as she talks to Black men, about history and what’s at stake in this election.
Marcellus Williams’ Execution: Failure Of Justice
Marcellus Williams was murdered by the state of Missouri even though most people – including the victim’s parents – say he was innocent.
Congressional Black Caucus Is Important: Why Hip-Hop Should Care
The Congressional Black Caucus is an essential organization that has deep roots in Black America, like Hip-Hop. Dr. Nola Haynes explains why it all matters.
Sept. 11 Thoughts: Can A Nation Divided Unify For More Than A Day?
The 9/11 terror attacks have changed us forever, but how will will we change the future? Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur says a reckoning with the truth must occur before real change comes about.
Why I Am Definitely Voting For Kamala Harris For President
Respected Hip-Hop head and activist Hakim Green explains why he approves VP Kamala Harris for president of the United States. Read up here!
The TikTokification Of The Music Industry: Redefining How Hits Are Made
In an era where 15-second clips can catapult unknown artists to global stardom, the music industry is undergoing a seismic shift, often described as the “TikTokification” of music. Eric Azike examines. Gone are the days when radio play and record deals were the primary arbiters of a song’s success. Today, a catchy hook or a […]
White Women For Kamala Harris Break Records
Earlier this week, Black women convened to raise, millions of dollars for Kamala Harris ($1.5 million in three hours), and her bid for the presidency. A day later, Black men jumped into the fray, after being heavily maligned, to raise even more millions ($2 million big bucks) for Kamala Harris. It almost seems like Black […]
A Farewell To Frankie Beverly: What Does Hip-Hop Owe Him As He Retires?
Iconic singer Frankie Beverly has retired. Does Hip-Hop owe our elder anything?
The Case For Kamala Harris As President & Against Donald Trump
So let’s talk about the elephants in the room: men, men, men. And also white women, white women, white women, because they are on the hook here, too.
A Classic Rap Artist Explains Why He’s Riding With Joe Biden
Hakim Green, a rapper who scored a hit record in the 1990s, explains why he is voting for Joe Biden and why you should too.
Cop Cities: Militarized Police Coming To America
Cop Cities are popping up all over the nation and there are some major issues with what they are and represent.
Is It Over For Drake? What The OVO Leader Needs To Do Following Kendrick Lamar’s Lyrical Lashings
Drake’s next moves could determine the future of the OVO leader.
Martin Luther King’s Co-Speech Writer Fights Hate In New Campaign
Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy against hate continues today with Dr. Clarence Jones. Check out a new commercial against hate.
Kelly Rowland Goes To Court In New Tyler Perry Movie
Kelly Rowland stars in the new movie Mea Harper, where she is a criminal defense attorney fighting for an eccentric artist accused of murder.
In Defense Of Drake: Why Mos Def Should Reconsider His View On The Canadian Rap Star
Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur ponders Drake as “pop” and offers a different view on the Canadian hit maker than Mos Def aka Yasiin Bey.
10 Anticipated Movies for 2024
From Deadpool to Magical Negroes, 2024 is looking pretty good for the movies. Peep a preview of some upcoming flicks.
“Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver” Has Blockbuster Written All Over It
Prepare for a monumental battle to defend the village Veldt in Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver. Check out the trailer here.
“Aquaman 2” Is Total Wash-Out, Bringing Whole DCU In Question
Jason Momoa leads the cast of “Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom,” but the results are completely underwater.
Kano & Daniel Kaluuya Join Creative Forces For “The Last Stand of The Kitchen”
The Kitchen tells a powerful story of resilience, connection and hope. Kano and Daniel Kaluuya lead the charge in this poignant story set in a dystopian London.
