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Hip-Hop is seen as the Cinderella genre of music. It has effortlessly evolved over the years; however, conflict may be the cause of its ultimate depletion in value.

Maximum Exposure Two Thousand Eight, the new album from the former Boogie Down Productions leader, exhibits the best and worst qualities of the sizable KRS-ONE catalog.

From getting the music to fans to promoting new artist, DJs contribution to the music industry is invaluable. This event celebrated the DJ and all that he or she does!

Never Forget, the CD compilation by Cornel West and Black Men Who Mean Business, showcases some of the most talented artists on the contemporary music scene.

"God's Son" and the "Snowman?" Their pairing is as compelling as it is surprising. However, it points to what one can only hope is a growing trend: Hip-Hop unity.

The Third Annual BET Awards which will take place this year again in Southern Hip-Hop hub Atlanta is to air on Thursday October 23rd.

Though often maligned in book and film, persons with albinism can take pride in the achievements of singer-songwriters Edgar Winter, Salif Keita, and Yellowman.

Hip-hop is suffering. The industry is flooded with talentless artists who are signed to look, act, and dress the part. Most fizzle out unless you're Lil Wayne.

The evolution of Black Poetry has typically been excluded from mainstream literature.