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Macklemore Announces He and Fiancée are Expecting First Child [VIDEO]
Macklemore has announced today that he is expecting more than a new album this year: He and fiancé Tricia Davis are expecting their first child together. -
Stream Trinidad James New EP 'The Wake Up' [LISTEN]
Last night, Trinidad Jame$ released a 5-track EP titled The Wake Up EP via Soundcloud. Following the Twitter announcement that he was dropped by Def Jam back in August, Trinidad Jame$ has kept his word in releasing the EP with the free download option enabled. -
Jordan Brand Denies Rumors of Riff Raff Collab [WATCH]
The romance between rappers and sneakers is a prized and precious relationship that dates back decades. The ultimate relationship goal many-a-rappers have daydreamed about would be a collaboration between the artist and the beloved sneaker company. Riff Raff is not excluded in that daydream, releasing on Instagram and Twitter what would appear to be a promotional photo of a collaboration between himself and Jordan Brand. -
Meek Mill Shares 5 Teasers From Upcoming Album 'Dreams Worth More Than Money' [WATCH]
Following the recent announcement regarding Meek Mill's second studio album, Dreams Are Worth More Than Money, set for release sometime in 2015, the rapper once again took to Instagram to preview some teasers. -
2014's Top Sellers Exclude Hip Hop Entirely
While it is not a huge surprise to learn that, overall, 2014 was not the most fruitful year in terms of album sales, with a decline of 11 percent from 2013, it is unfortunate that the genre of hip hop did not see any love whatsoever in the top 10 best-selling album list. -
Birdman Reportedly Owes His Condo Association $12,000, Accused of Bouncing Checks
Birdman hasn't been having the best of luck the last couple of months, with recent claims from his condo association in Miami Florida, the Ivy Condo Association, stating that the co-founder of Cash Money Records owes over $12,000 in unpaid fees and bounced checks. -
Nicki Minaj Speaks On Black Artists Taking a Political Stance, References Kanye West [PHOTO]
Inside the new issue of "Rolling Stone," due out on newsstands this Friday, Jan. 2, Nicki Minaj speaks out for the first time about the role of black artists in relation to recent events regarding police violence and racial tension. Cutting straight to the core issues surrounding Eric Garner's tragic death, Minaj said that, "It's gotten to the point where people feel like there's no accountability. If you are law enforcement and you do something to a black person, you can get away with it." Minaj also reflects on the silence from other celebrities, such as Kanye West specifically, who received media backlash for discussing racism in the past. She referenced West's comments in 2005 during A Concert for Hurricane Relief. "People say, 'Why aren't black celebrities speaking out more?' But look what happened to Kanye when he spoke out. People told him to apologize to Bush!" she said.
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