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Common puts Drake in the line of fire with “Stay Schemin” RMX

A Hip- Hop old G , Earl ‘DMX’ Simmons, celebrates his birthday today. A native of Baltimore, yet raised in Yonkers, Simmons first fell in love with Hip-Hop in the early 80s and hit the scene as a beat boxer with Ready Ron in ’91.

The great thing about hip hop is that it can be expressed in many ways, but sometimes people really push the envelope to far check out this video and judge for yourself about the B-Lifestyle!!!!

One of Hip Hop’s best lyricist, Pharoahe Monch, celebrates his 39th birthday on Halloween day! How cool is that? As one of Hip-Hop’s most respected underground emcees, Pharoahe Monch has much to celebrate.

The Legendary Roots crew will be dropping a new studio album, undun, on November 6, 2011. Check out the first song “Make My” featuring labelmate Big K.R.I.T.

The “Wild Thing” rapper was suffering from exhaustion according to his manager. Loc, real name Anthony Terrell Smith, was transported to a nearby hospital, given an IV and later released.

Philly reporter Mike Jerrick gets at the Kardashian sisters

Kanye becomes a “puppet master”

Amy Winehouse passed away this year on July 23rd, and today would have been her 28th birthday. Fans around the world are celebrating her life and music, and her family is focused on her legacy.

Nappy Roots, a kentucky-based hip-hop group comprised of Skinny Deville, Big V, Scales, Ron Clutch and B. Stille will release their fifth album, Nappy.Org on September 27th. The project is completely produced by the legendary Organized Noize production camp. The group’s first album Watermelon, Chicken And Gritz was released almost ten years ago and in this exclusive interview with TheUrbandaily, the members explain how they’ve survived the pitfalls of the music industry and remained a unit all

Wale’s on the road to greatness with the making of ambition

Find Out What History Jay-Z’s The Blueprint And 9/11 Share

Once A Dream Now A Reality The Nike Air Mag

I was in Junior High School, sitting on the floor of dance class when whispers began to overshadow the directions from my teacher. She didn’t seem to care much, her face showed that she was also skeptical of the conversations. A few minutes later she jogged out the classroom and into the hallway where several other instructors had congregated. When she walked back in, my friends and I could

Director Qasim Basir’s coming of age tale Mooz-Lum opened in theaters nationwide  this past February and is now available on DVD.

Starring Nia Long, Evan Ross and Roger Guenveur Smith, Mooz-Lum offers a contemporary look at life for American Muslims and the challenges they face.

Based on the life of Basir, the story follows a young African-American Muslim college student in the wake of the