• RZA says Ol' Dirty Bastard Biopic Movie Could Happen Thanks to 'Straight Outta Compton'

    According to a new interview with Wu Tang Clan leader RZA, we can thank the success of 2015's Straight Outta Compton for possibly moving the long gestating Ol' Dirty Bastard biopic movie into pre-production. Yes, we've been hearing about this film project for quite some time, but with the NWA biopic and also All Eyez on Me, the Tupac Shakur movie, in the works, it sounds like RZA and company are ready to move forward with it finally.

  • R. Kelly on His Past, Sexual Abuse, Relationship With Aaliyah & Rape Allegations

    R. Kelly has opened up more about his past than anyone would’ve thought in a new interview. He’s been in the press lately for a few follies, including walking out of an on camera interview. In his latest interview, Kelly was extraordinarily open, talking about his past sexual abuse at the young age of 7 or 8, his controversial relationship with fallen R&B star Aaliyah and the bevy of rape allegations that were brought against him in 2000.

  • Stacey Dash Calls for Elimination of BET Awards & Black History Month, Network Responds

    For the past few days, the entertainment industry has been engaged in a debate on whether or not black actors should boycott the Oscars. Actress Stacey Dash recently chimed in and offered up an interesting perspective. During an appearance on Fox & Friends, Dash called for elimination of the BET Awards and the recognition of Black History Month. The BET Network promptly responded to Dash’s proposition.

  • R. Kelly on Bill Cosby Rape Cases, Singer Not Convinced the Women Were Assaulted

    R. Kelly isn’t convinced of Bill Cosby’s guilt in the numerous rape allegations against him, and he isn’t shy about saying it. The singer spoke out in a new interview on Cosby’s fall from grace and expresses that he isn’t entirely sure if all the women bringing allegations against him were actually assaulted. But Kelly has his own past with child pornography allegations, and may come under fire for his views on Cosby’s case.

  • Iconic Rap Group Run-D.M.C. to Receive Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

    The 58th Grammy Awards are honoring a rap group with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for the first time in the award show's history. Run-D.M.C., made up of Queens-bred rappers Darryl McDaniels (D.M.C.), Joseph Simmons (Rev Run) and the late Jason Mizell (Jam Master Jay), is known for their iconic style-Adidas sneakers and sweatsuits with big chains and fedoras-and songs such as "My Adidas" and "Walk This Way."

  • Felix Jaehn Releases EP With Remixes By Prince Fox, Phantoms

    Felix Jaehn has unveiled a new, self-titled EP on Casablanca Records with three of his previously released singles "Book of Love" with Polina, "I Do" and "Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)" with Jasmine Thompson. Where things get interesting are the two remixes from two Casablanca artists, Prince Fox and Phantoms.
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