Jay-Z's "Decoded" is expected to be one of the biggest selling books about hip-hop ever released. The book, which is part memoir, also contains Jay-Z's analysis of his own song lyrics.
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Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music-video-slash-short film changed the game upon its release in 1983. 27 years after its release, talks are underway that may turn the 14 minute music video into a full length feature film.
Rapper Method Man is one of a variety of actors featured in a new horror themed television show being executive produced by actor/comedian/musician, Jamie Foxx.
The latest entry into Kanye West's "Good Friday" series features an all star cast of Pete Rock, Jay-Z, Kid Cudi, Curtis Mayfield & Charlie Wilson on "The Joy."
Slim Shady will go up against Roman Zolanski on the song "Roman's Revenge" from Nicki Minaj's forthcoming album "Pink Friday." The song, which was produced by Swizz Beatz is just one of 12 songs to be featured on at least one version of "Pink Friday."
Tameka "Tiny" Cottle is in trouble; the District Attorney of LA County has charged her with possession of ecstasy. Turns out she can be facing up to a year in prison.
Even though his second album will be out soon, Kid Cudi has announced that he's no longer going to be a rapper and that he's formed a new rock band called "Wizard."
The Black Eyed Peas have been sued from plantiffs that allege that the Hip-Hop/pop group copied “I Got a Feeling," and "Boom Boom Pow,” two of their most popular hits.
Former "non-couple" Ashanti and Nelly have sparked rumors of a reconciliation after they were spotted enjoying a night out in New York together this week.
Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa are encouraging California voters to participate in the midterm elections coming up on November 2nd. They aren't too concerned about the battle going on in Washington, D.C. between Democrats and Republicans, though.
On this week's "Remix The Clips," ?uestlove tackles Jimmy McMillan's speech and turns the song into a house music anthem about a party with too much weed smoke.