Is he in the studio, making a classic? Uploading Act II onto Megaupload? Is he set to appear on the current season of Treme? Did he start a supergroup with Rakim and Big Daddy Kane? Read the rest of this entry »

President Obama was not verbally attacked in the making of “This City.” I repeat, President Obama was not verbally attacked in the making of “This City.” Instead, Patrick Stump and Lupe Fiasco express their adoration for Chicago on the aforesaid track scheduled to appear on the former lead singer of Fall Out Boy’s debut album Soul Punk. Read the rest of this entry »

The Doggfather & Don Juan together for #PuffPuffPassTuesdays with Double G News Network’s (GGN) Episode #6 and debate “Ass Vs. Tittles.” Further proof Snoop has way too much time on his hands now that he’s not rapping anymore. Read the rest of this entry »

“I’m cool with Katy Perry hooks and my Canibus verses/ As long as y’all open up your wallets and purchase…” One of OnCue’s best assets as an artist is that he’s open about his character. Read the rest of this entry »

After their last single made Barbara Streisand relevant for the under-50 crowd, the disc jockey duo of A-Trak and Armand Van Heldon – AKA Duck Sauce – have returned with their howling follow-up, “Big Bad Wolf.” Read the rest of this entry »

For an obvious assortment of reasons, the Chicago Bulls were the team of the ’90′s. However, one of the more exciting squads to witness was the 1990-1991 Golden State Warriors. They were headlined by the offensively obese trio of Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin, now immortalized by the nickname “Run TMC.” Read the rest of this entry »

Directing duo Tuomas Vauhkonen and Jeremias Nieminen have stashed a little extra J Dilla-flavored dough in the back of the fridge for summer days like these. Lucky for viewers, they’re in a benevolent mood, cooking up an interesting visual to Dilla’s “Last Donut of the Night.” Read the rest of this entry »

Another week, another leak from the 80 Blocks from Tiffany’s camp. This time around, Pete Rock flips a sample from one of his own classics and contributes a verse as well as some of his signature helium-induced adlibs. Read the rest of this entry »

Looks like CBS is going to get the last laugh in their ongoing saga with Charlie Sheen. With Ashton Kutcher set to take Sheen’s spot, Two And A Half Men will be marking the official end of Sheen’s character, Charlie Harper, with a storyline that will make returning almost impossible. Read the rest of this entry »

Chuck Inglish provides the bounce for Dom Kennedy”s “New Jeeps” featuring his cronies Asher and the other half of TCK, Sir Michael Rocks. Dom’s FTWII is now available on iTunes.

Dom Kennedy Feat. Asher Roth & Sir Michael Rocks – “New Jeeps” (Prod. By Chuck Inglish)

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It’s been many moons since we did our list of wrestling’s best sh*t talkers, but with one interview, CM Punk may have jumped a few spots. Read the rest of this entry »

Cooler Redux moment? Of sorts, even though the thick, tall glass of water captured above only appears for a brief moment in Drake’s new video for “Marvin’s Room.” Read the rest of this entry »

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Karissa and Kristina Shannon Booty Time [Hollywood Tuna] Read the rest of this entry »

You can protest in the name of Rule #4080 all you want. Signing a record deal is still one of the pinnacles in the realm of Hip-Hop job security. Read the rest of this entry »

July 19th, Khaled’s going to do his best to prove he’s the best. In all actuality, “It Ain’t…” does sound different than the usual big name, musical fiestas he tosses at us. Read the rest of this entry »