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Even though his sixth studio album is suffering a minor set back, Atlanta rapper Ludacris will still be shining in the movie theaters this month.

Ludacris presents his album as a stage show, with hits "One More Drink" featuring T-Pain, "Wish You Would" featuring T.I., and "What Them Girls Like" with Chris Brown.

Crash aims to make people aware of the racial issues within our society. It portrays how white people view other cultures, and how aware they are of these views.

For everyone who did not have the pleasure of viewing the Grammy Awards last night, a list of the action missed.

Boost Mobile merged with non profit organization Rock Corps to encourage young people to work at cleaning up their communities using concert ticket as an incentive

Recent mega special effects movies, like Transformers 2 and G.I. Joe, were mindless fun, unlike this unfortunate waste, feigned as first-rate action-packed entertainment.

After the empty-headed fun of two Crank films, Neveldine/Taylor power up with Gamer - sickening and savvy in its satirical spin on the plot of The Most Dangerous Game.

The third album for the rapper-turned-singer, T-Pain's "Thr33 Ringz" finds him paired with Kanye West and Chris Brown, and with Lil Wayne on radio hit "Can't Believe It."

Annie Lennox and Peter Gabriel top the bill at former South African President Nelson Mandela's 46664 World AIDS Day Concert on 1 December 2007 in Johannesburg.

Guy Ritchie has finally gotten around to making another film in the vein of Snatch and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.

In this live-action adaptation of the best selling video game, Wahlberg stars as Max, a determined cop with nothing to lose, as he searches for his family's killers.

Set in the near future, Gamer presents a frightening world in which humans control other humans in mass-scale, multiplayer online games to the death.

Writers and directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor are no strangers to violent action. Their science fiction debut, Gamer, exceeds all expectations in bloodshed.

Guy Ritchie first created a quality film with Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. He then produced pure genius with Snatch. With RocknRolla, Ritchie takes a step back.

"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.

Need some suggestions for study break songs? Here are my students' suggestions for songs that will provide you the music therapy you need to study more effectively.

Jay-Z holds a spot as one of hip-hop's most featured guests, recording with Coldplay on "Lost," on Rihanna's "Umbrella" and on T.I.'s "Swagga Like Us," among many others.

Promising "extreme relaxation" and exhorting users to "slow your roll," this violet-colored concoction definitely has one thing going for it: genius marketing.

The Game returns to rap with a powerful sound and strong list of guest stars to make this his best album yet.

Wrestlemania, the yearly centerpiece of WWE's sports entertainment, has always featured celebrities. This year, Donald Trump wagers his hair against CEO Vince McMahon

On a three-year hiatus, unofficially retired, and now using a voice box, Eminem, Jay-Z and Kanye West highlight a slew of 2008 and 2009 hip hop albums.

Following in the same vein as his previous works, Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Guy Ritchie stays true to form, with this well written comical crime caper.

With a supposed release from Dr. Dre, a controversial opus from Nas, and a highly-anticipated disc from Lil' Wayne, here are the essential hip-hop albums for 2008

Last year, Jay-Z took the crown of the richest man in rap. But things have changed this year. Did your favorite rapper grab the top spot?

Beatmaker and producer Zukhan Bey lends his expertise to give you some pointers on how to win and become the next big superstar.

Rapper T.I.'s sixth album released amid excitment in the rap community. The album represents a step forward for T.I. and a bringing together of hip-hop's biggest names.

Are the freedoms that female human rights activists fought so hard to obtain now being taken for granted?

Who is the best rapper alive? The answer to this question has been debated everywhere from the street corner to MTV. Vibe Magazine is hoping to set the record straight.

Coachella fest: crowded. expensive. Is a combo of any of the 33 alt-rock and dance music artists performing worth the ticket price? A cheat sheet to help you decide.

Summerfest, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, celebrates it's 40th anniversary of festival fun, food, music, drink and entertainment on the shores of Lake Michigan.

Through the lens of Las Vegas, which is arguably America's most popular wedding destination, "I don't" looks just as good as "I do."

Music of every variety and genre permeats from Summerfest, the world's largest music festival, as it celebrates its fortieth year in 2007.