• Beyonce Slays as a Christmas Tree, Puts Holiday Fashion to Shame [PHOTOS]

    Beyonce has been known for her very stylish moments including her holiday costumes. She has dressed up as Storm from X-Men and killed it as Janet Jackson with Blue Ivy by her side as Michael Jackson. So it comes as no surprise that she would dress up for her holiday company party. But what's even better, she dressed up as a Christmas tree!

  • Big Pun's Widow Addresses Rumors of Past Fight Between Her Late Husband & Jay Z

    In a recent interview, Big Pun's widow, Liza Rios, addressed rumors of a past altercation between him and Jay Z that has lingered around for years. She is now clearing the air on the subject and detailing what happened the night that Pun and Jay Z allegedly got into a physical fight that resulted in the Rocnation mogul being hit over the head with a bottle.

  • Pusha T is Unhappy With the State of Rap Music

    Pusha T is heading in a new direction. The president of G.O.O.D Music is coming out with an album, 'Darkest Before Dawn', which features darker subject matter than the former Clipse member is used to performing. However, as Pusha T would put it, this does not come from a place of being "victimized." He does not want to appear as if he is complaining, and would rather voice his frustrations and how he is unhappy with the current state of hip-hop.

  • Just Blaze Keeps His 'Meow The Jewels' Kickstarter Promise, Shares Early 2000s Drum Samples

    Run The Jewels hit new heights of critical and commercial success with last year's Run The Jewels II.In the months before the album's release, members El-P and Killer Mike began a kickstarter for a remix album entitled Meow The Jewels. The two planned to raise funds as a parody of both the "kitten culture" of the Internet, and the recent phenomenon of pre-ordering albums to create hype. However, what began as a joke morphed into a very real album with contributions from heavyweight producers like Prince Paul and the Alchemist. Although the band only asked for $40,000 to remix their entire sophomore effort with cat noises, they raised $66,000 and released the album in late September, prompting El-P to tweet, "did we make the silliest, occasionally most grating possible remix album? of course. and we did it for you, mike brown and eric garner." As part of the promises attached to donations from the kickstarter, producer Just Blaze said he would release the drum samples he used during a particularly fruitful period from 2001-2005. As it appears, the man behind hits from artists such as Jay Z, Kanye West, and more, has fulfilled his promise.
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