Maxwell Plots New Album, as ‘Rigorous, Rewarding’ Intimate Nights Tour Wraps
Nearing the end of his latest round of dates, Maxwell looks forward to completing a decade-long trilogy project. Continue reading…
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Drive Fast? These 10 States Have a Major Speeding Problem
When you’re in a hurry to reach your destination, sometimes it’s tempting to just hit the gas and disregard speed limits. Continue reading…
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5 Reasons LL Cool J Should Be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The Boombox lists five reasons why LL Cool J should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Continue reading…
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5 Reasons Janet Jackson Belongs in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
When you list the artists who’ve been snubbed by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, one of the most jaw-dropping has to be Janet Jackson. Continue reading…
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The Beastie Boys’ Ad-Rock Buys a Really Green House for $1.7 Million
Adam Horovitz paid more than the asking price for a more than 100-year-old house in Southern California. Continue reading…
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Eazy-E Clowns Dr. Dre: Oct. 19 in Hip-Hop History
Black Moon debuts, Erick Sermon goes solo, Eazy-E releases a scathing Dr. Dre diss, MeShell Ndegeocello creates a new soul standard, U-God and Pharoahe Monch make their solo debuts. Continue reading…
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Digable Planets Drop Landmark Album ‘Blowout Comb’: October 18 in Hip-Hop History
On this day, Digable Planets released their landmark album ‘Blowout Comb.’ In addition, Scarface and Bun B dropped their solo projects. Continue reading…
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How the Beastie Boys Wasted ‘So. Much. F—ing. Money’ on ‘Paul’s Boutique’
After taking forever to make their 1989 second album, the Beastie Boys got pushed aside for Donny Osmond. Continue reading…
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Gilbert ‘Toker’ Izquierdo of Eazy-E’s Group Brownside Dies
Gilbert “Toker” Izquierdo, one of the original members of Ruthless Records’ Brownside, has passed away. Continue reading…
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Ludacris Becomes a Star With ‘Back for the First Time’: Oct. 17 in Hip-Hop History
Whodini becomes the first hip-hop act to chart in the Top 40, Deltron 3030 visits the dystopian future, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek team up, Ludacris drops his major label debut, and Eminem and Wyclef Jean are born. Continue reading…
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