Hip Hop

Academy Award winner Mo’Nique (Precious) is unafraid to take on corporations. After engaging in a legal fight with Netflix several years ago, Mo has now turned her attention to Paramount Pictures and CBS TV Studios. Advertisement According to Deadline, Mo’Nique filed a lawsuit against the Paramount Global subsidiaries. The 55-year-old Maryland native accuses the defendants
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The Louis Vuitton Foundation announced a special Jay-Z concert in France. Advertisement Jay-Z will perform at a tribute to artists Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat in Paris on Friday (April 14). The event celebrates the Louis Vuitton Foundation’s “Basquiat × Warhol. Painting Four Hands” exhibition. Hov’s concert takes place at the foundation’s Auditorium, which can
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LSU basketball star Flau’jae Johnson grabbed the attention of a major label executive. Columbia Records executive vice president Bu Thiam expressed interest in signing the rapper/basketball player in an interview with TMZ. Thiam praised Johnson when asked if she has what it takes to pursue a career in music. “She hard,” Thiam said. “Tell her,
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Hip hop is more than just music but a cultural movement that has influenced every facet of life from politics to fashion to dance and beyond. Complex metaphorical samples, rap lyrics, and collaborations with other musical genres emerged. Hip hop created high profile artists such as Drake, Lil Wayne, Nelly, Jay Z, Eminem and 50
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Mystic and Ray Luv collaborate for “Still (Love),” from the album “Dreaming In Cursive: The Girl Who Loved Sparklers.” Mystic’s “Still (Love)” video is here. In this mini-movie, Ray Luv, the legendary artist Bay-area artist, is also featured. This Mystic’s second video from her critically acclaimed opus Dreaming In Cursive: The Girl Who Loved Sparklers.
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Many people credit WWE superstar John Cena for popularizing the “You Can’t See Me” hand gesture. However, Cena publicly acknowledged he originally got that taunt from G-Unit rapper Tony Yayo. The Tony Yayo/John Cena-inspired “You Can’t See Me” recently became a topic of conversation again following controversy connected to the 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s
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