And now we know what took the rap and hip-hop icon too soon. His family along with the Wu-Tang Clan issued a statement to ...

On March 7, 1987, the Beastie Boys' record-breaking debut album Licensed To Ill became the first-ever hip-hop album to chart ...

Late Hip-Hop Legends Live Again in New Animated Video originally appeared on Parade. The hip-hop community has lost its share of legends over the years. De La Soul member Trugoy the Dove (born David ...

Ice Cube will perform in Alabama this spring. Joining him will be another hip-hop legend: Killer Mike. The legendary rappers booked a show at Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater in Tuscaloosa for Thursday, ...

Born on this day in 1974 in the City of Brotherly Love, Dwight Grant, better known as Beanie Sigel or simply Beans, rose to ...

Caption: Chuck D (Far Left) and Daddy-O (Far Right) with Chance The Rapper (Center) at a studio in Chicago *Daddy-O and Chuck D have united to reignite the Self Destruction movement with Stop Self ...

Organizers have announced that Ice Cube will headline at The Big E Arena on Saturday, Oct. 3. This is the first performance organizers for The Big E have announced ahead of the annual fair. Ice Cube ...

Rumors of Jamal Gray's disappearance were greatly exaggerated, but rumors of his comeback are not. Why it matters: The West Philly rapper, known as The Last Emperor, is performing at Saturday's Hip ...

The Paid in Full Foundation will honor legendary rappers Kool G Rap, Grand Puba, Kool Rock Ski of The Fat Boys and Jalil Hutchins of WHODINI on Saturday (October 18). Four pioneering Hip-Hop artists ...

Comic lovers, music heads, and culture fans alike: get ready for a crossover you didn’t know you needed. At New York Comic Con this week, Marvel is dropping a limited-edition tribute comic that ...

HOUSTON — Houston rap icon Bun B announced on the HBCU Legends Podcast that on Wednesday, Trill Burgers will donate all proceeds from both of its locations to the relief efforts for the flooding in ...

It's a cherished historical chestnut now, but when Converse had NBA stars rap to promote their new "Weapons," it changed the game.