Empire State of Mind @ the AMA's

A Preview of 'The Carter' Documentary

Nigeria's Finest

The BLAKROC Sessions [Chapter VIII]

Elizabeth Lambert Gone Wild

Jay-Z & Alicia Keys - Empire State of Mind

The BLAKROC Sessions [Chapter VII]

The BLAKROC Sessions [Chapter VI]

Bill Cosby Has Gone Hip-Hop

The always funny and often too offensive Bill Cosby has finally given up.. or has he? Most of you know, or have heard stories about Cobsy's harsh critcisms of lower-class African-Americans and hip-hop culture alike so this next move seems a little unorthodox. Cosby has decided to release a free hip-hop album titled, Bill Cosby Presents The Cosnerati: State Of Emergency with hopes of reaching people with his message thru music. Clean. Uplifting. Non-violent. Those are just some of the ways Cosby likes his music and his latest endeavor embodies all of the above. If you don't believe me, click HERE to see for yourself.

And for those of you who are intrested, the legend himself will be at Central Washington University, this Saturday, October 24th, for what seems to be an entertaining event.

Resurrection After Exoneration

Rihanna - Russian Roulette

"The Wait Is Ova. Nov 23 09."

TKO 96 years in the making??

One of the first African-American sports icons is on the verge of recieving a posthumous pardon from President Obama, and the majority of America as a whole. Jack Johson, a storied boxing champion was arrested in 1912 and convicted in 1913 for violating the Mann Act; this Act banned the interstate transport of females for “immoral purposes” and its primary stated intent was to address prostitution, immorality, and human trafficking. The most compelling part of this story is, Johnson was prosecuted simply for the fact that white America couldn't beat him in the ring, so they went after him in the court.

Alan Silverleib's piece on cnn.com gets into more detail so I strongly suggest y'all check it out HERE.

For those of you who don't know much about Johnson, or his impact on the boxing world, you'll find more here.

Hip-Hop Legend Melle Mel Speaks [you might wanna listen..]

This is one hip-hop legend that is still very much in touch with what is going on in today's game, although I disagree with his take on G-Uint, Lloyd Banks got some bars too.

Talk Radio: Who's Listening

Alicia Keys - Doesn't Mean Anything

Kanye West Presents: "We Were Once A Fairytale"

Michael Wilbon on Rush Limbaugh

The BLAKROC Sessions [Chapter V]

"Iron" Mike Tyson on Oprah Pt. II

RIP Jasper Howard

Its a shame what goes on these days.. I wish his family & friends nothing but the best and I pray everyone who cared the silghtest bit about this young man will do their part to ensure a good life for his child to come. If you want more check out this article from CNN.com.

Laugh Out Loud Funny: "With 8,800 copies sold Joe shows no signs of stopping."

SMH.
50 Cent is killing this dude right now..
as if the damage of Joe's record sales aren't enough.

Behind the Music: 50 Cent