Martha Stewart & Snoop Dogg Share A Taste Of Their New Cooking Show [Video]
The unlikely duo showed Ellen some of their favorite recipes before the debut of their new cooking show. This pair certainly knows how to keep things fresh!
Read moreThe unlikely duo showed Ellen some of their favorite recipes before the debut of their new cooking show. This pair certainly knows how to keep things fresh!
Read moreThe incredibly talented actor, director, writer and rapper joined Ellen for the first time to chat about everything from his critically acclaimed series, “Atlanta,” to his role in the upcoming “Star Wars” film!
Read moreT.I. stopped by Hot 97 to talk to Nessa about police brutality, his new more conscious music and dealing with trolls.
Read morePusha T campaigned with vice presidential nominee and fellow Virginian Tim Kaine in the swing state of Florida to encourage residents to vote. The Hillary Clinton campaign shared video of their conversation, with the rapper and the senator discussing police reform, education and what a Clinton presidency would mean for the country. (via)
Read moreSonReal revisits “The Name” EP with the project’s third visual. Check the clip for “Hot Air Balloon” above.
Read moreHere’s a new visual from Yuna’s latest album “Chapters”, which you can stream here.
Read moreArmed with an effortless swagger, Black EL delivers his fittingly super-wavy new video for “EL EL Cool Che” that he says is “an ode to the Bad Boy videos of the ‘90s.” Think the grandiosity of the Notorious B.I.G.’s “Hypnotize” (sans high-speed chases in reverse) mixed with the grayscale cool of “Flava In Ya Ear.” Then, add in EL’s innately chill approach to the mic, and you’ve got these sharp new visuals from the New York-by-way-of-Boston artist. The video was directed by Max Relax, who shot everything you see here using GoPros and drones. That means cinematic aerial views mixed with actual footage from the air, documenting EL’s lil’ helicopter trip while his favorite girl cruises around in a sleek BMW i8. Of course, it’s all soundtracked by the refreshingly laid-back track itself, which was produced by frequent collaborators Durkin, SXMPLELIFE, and Victor Radz. The track first appeared back in August as part of his ongoing campaign of loosie releases, which also includes the more recent “Question.” Check out the visuals for “EL EL Cool Che,” and stay tuned for more details on his forthcoming LP, ‘Anywhere But Here,’ which is currently a work in progress, and due out next year.
Read moreMickey Factz & Nottz welcome the great Styles P to “The Achievement: circa ’82” for a blistering back and forth with 2 lyrical monsters.
Read moreFor this accidental music video, we linked with Young Dolph. Dolph raised plenty of eyebrows with the title and artwork of his last project, Rich Crack Baby. It even got to a point where Pete Rock and Dolph were going back and forth on social media over his lyrics on “In My System” being played around children. But the reality of it is that Young Dolph only raps about his real life. Don’t judge a rapper by his project title. And don’t just assume that since a rapper has a video out for a song, there shouldn’t be another version of it. The initial video for “Trappa” is the typical rapper look with a strip club as the location. But it’s a little dark with fast edits so it’s not exactly the easiest video to follow. Problem solved with the new “accidental music video” we shot with him recently. One of our in house artists added some tight animations to bring his lyrics to life and make the video pop. You can check out the original below as well as the new version above.
Read moreYo Gotti is planing to drop a new mixtape for Halloween. Stay tuned!
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