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This Tuesday Latifah and Common’s romantic comedy Just Wright comes to DVD. In this interview actor James Pickens, Jr., who played Latifah’s father LLoyd in the film, shares what it was like being married to Pam Grier in the flick and how it almost didn’t happen.
Everyone has signature headphones these days, but that’s not stopping Quincy Jones. He’s jumping on the bandwagon and is coming out with his own line of designer headphones.
Radio One (parent company of 100.3 The Beat) recently announced their latest additions to our sister station KSOC-FM 94.5 The Soul of Dallas. Dee Dee “Spinderella” Roper and David “DJ MoDav” Johnson were added to the roster on September 9th.
Be warned, Kanye: Taylor Swift has written a song about you, and she's singing it at Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards.
Trey Songz sits down with Smokey D. Fontaine in this exclusive interview for TheUrbanDaily.com & GIANTLife.com and says he "loves a lot of women," having a girlfriend is "bad for the brand," and "I'll make a million invented sexes!"
Nicki Minaj, Juelz Santana and Game have paid homage to the families who lost friends and relatives from the tragic World Trade Center attacks on September 11th, 2001.
Before Kanye bum-rushed the stage during Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at the 2009 VMAs, many other Black artists expressed themselves and set new precedents for the representation of Black entrainment. Check out those moments...
From Nodfactor.com DProsper, former A&R for G-Unit and producer of Mos Def’s “Mr. Nigga”, just dropped this bomb in my inbox. I didn’t even know he’d added MC to his resume. He’s releasing the music under Project A.T.O.M.
If you can't wait until September 14th for his album to drop, you know your boy from the beat got your sneak peak, and I think you'll agree it is a MUST BUY for your collection!
Petey Pablo was arrested today after a gun was found in his carry-on luggage at Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
9 years after the tragic September 11th attacks, many skeptics still question if the attacks were in truly done by terrorists in the Middle East.
After the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001, many hip-hop artists were at the forefront voicing skepticism, pain and in some cases pride. There was no consensus of thought or action.