While entertaining is good, we don’t want to entertain you to the point to where you are not kept abreast of what is going on with our US president.

With former Hot Boy B.G.’s recent arrest on gun charges, he’s just one of many rappers that have gone down this road.

Russell Simmons recently went in on Bill Cosby who blasted the youth about being too violent in a new CD titled Bill Cosby Presents the Cosnarati: State of Emergency.

Just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse for Def Jam, out comes the horrific Triple C’s debut album Custom Cars & Cycles. Triple C’s managed to sell a whopping 12,000 copies of their debut album.

Our industry loves drama and you would think the majority of rappers are females by the soap opera drama that goes on frequently in Hip-Hop.

For young artists that think that the life of an artist is all glitz and glam, think twice before adapting this type of mentality.

Does anyone listen to good quality Hip-Hop anymore? Or is the problem that many artists are no longer making it? Whatever the case may be; a new trend has started in 2009 that I’m simply not pleased with. MTV has catapulted this trend front and center by posting that ridiculous Top 10 MCs of 2009 list. Where have all the real emcees gone and why weren’t any of them really on that list?

Atlanta rapper Mike Bigga, formerly known as Killer Mike, has recently blogged about pressing political issues coming up in his hometown.

In an attempt to eliminate “inappropriate attire,” prestigious HBCU and private institution Morehouse College has adopted a policy that bans sagging and other styles associated with Hip-Hop culture.

Groupie vs Fan? What are the differences?