The Real Cost of Being a PR Publicist (Nobody Prepared Her)
We dive deep into the evolution of The Rebelle Agency and Rebelle Management (Tanisha Colon-Bibb- PR Publicist)
We dive deep into the evolution of The Rebelle Agency and Rebelle Management (Tanisha Colon-Bibb- PR Publicist)
Legendary producer Jimmy Jam recounts the incredible story of how he first met Prince in a high school piano class
Hawaii Mike grew up in a musical household (shoutout to Viva Brazil)
Gerry Erasme (Nike) spotted Jason ‘Mess’ Wallace and invited him to the Cipriani dunk contest, leading to the People’s Jam during NBA All-Star weekend.
Shaquille O’Neal shares the life-changing advice his father gave him at 12 years old
From watching Spike Lee shut down Broadway for Brooklyn and Malcolm X, to learning under the legendary Larry Banks at LIU, Attika J. Torrence explains why he had to master every craft—writing, directing, and acting—to get his voice heard
BIG CED sits down with a true legend, Melba Moore, to discuss her groundbreaking career
We go behind the scenes with longtime strategist Rachel Noerdlinger, who has worked with Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network since 1998
We get the story behind Jason ‘Mess’ Wallace’s nickname, “The Messenger,” talk about loading rosters with talent all over the Bronx and Harlem, and break down how we used to juggle three games in one day like it was nothing.
Molaundo Jones breaks down why email marketing still dominates, despite everyone depending on algorithms
Aria Wright opens up to The Industry Cosign’s BIG CED about the importance of a strong support system, the evolving relationship with her son, and the unexpected ways our children absorb our influence
From Print to Pixels: Ken Gibbs Jr. dives into the early days of the digital landscape and how it evolved alongside the business of hip-hop.
Rachel Noerdlinger opens up about her extraordinary career, her personal journey, and why she runs toward crisis when everyone else runs away.
Hip-Hop Has Turned Political and we asked three rappers why
T‑Money speaks on the evolution of the culture, the transition from local tapes to global domination, and the obstacles Black creators still face today