Rhymes, who graduated from Uniondale High School, was joined by Long Island hip-hop luminaries LL Cool J and Chuck D.

Tyler, The Creator, Brent Faiyaz and Tame Impala are among the new releases coming your way in the next few months.

A photo exhibition at City Hall celebrates an iconic 1998 photo taken by Gordon Parks in Harlem that featured 177 hip-hop artists.

Rimes was a singing sensation after her time on Star Search. Her debut in country music came on the back of her own version of the song "Blue," which was originally written and recorded by Bill Mack.

Today, the culture salutes one of Hip Hop’s most powerful and influential voices, Carlton Douglas Ridenhour, better known to the world as Chuck D. The legendary frontman of Public Enemy turns 65 today ...

Son of Nigerian immigrants, Kwaj was born on the East Coast and moved to Michigan, where he was introduced to Hip-Hop at a ...

Dr. Dre’s SSL 4000 G+ mixing console has surpassed Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA’s E-mu SP-1200 drum auction record of $69,000 in the just concluded auction on The Realest website. The Realest ...

"Annie, let's see what you got," the creative director of another symphony event is captured saying in a recent Instagram ...

Sharon Osbourne breaks down in tears as thousands line streets for Ozzy's final farewell in Birmingham Pete Hegseth wants out ...

TEC Leimert, a local non-profit, teamed up with Serato and Undefeated to host a free beat making workshop called the Audio ...

DJ Screw’s Screwed Up Click’s Lil’ Keke (born Marcus Lakee Edwards) made nationwide noise with the release of his debut album ...

Among a calm Tuesday evening sunset, surrounded by the lush beauty of Manito Park, the sounds of the strings and a more unconventional trio rang through the gardens.