Meek Mill Announces Dates for Dream Chasers Nights
Meek Mill announces Dream Chasers Nights, a six-date run set that will start in November in Philadelphia
The Business of Hip Hop
How a Pre-Med Yale Student Became a Hip-Hop Legend’s Lawyer
Bob Celestin is a first-generation Haitian-American New Yorker whose parents pushed education hard, setting him up to become a pre-med Yale student (1977–81)
Why Philadelphia’s Old School Rappers Deserve More Respect
Philadelphia native Nicole Duncan-Smith traces the roots of her city’s hip-hop scene through West Philly and the Hilltop Hustlers
De La Soul Celebrates 30 Years of Stakes Is High
Legendary hip-hop group De La Soul celebrates the enduring legacy of its landmark fourth studio album, Stakes Is High
Why the Howard University Connection in Entertainment Never Fades | Kamal Harris Speaks
Kamal Harris highlights the significance of the Howard University network, describing it as a close-knit community that spans various professions and regions
Hip-Hop 30 Years Later: Evolution or Decline? Tek (Smif-N-Wessun) Speaks
Smif-N-Wessun’s Tek reflects on hip-hop’s enduring, evolving culture over the past 30 years
The Force MDs on Their 40th Anniversary: Why They Are Still the Soundtrack to Our Lives
The Force MDs celebrated their 40th-anniversary show at Sony Hall in New York City on August 31, 2026
Chance The Rapper Releases Acoustic Reimagining of Songs From Mixtape, Coloring Book
The rapper just completed The Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour
The Golden Era of Vibe: How We Built a Cultural Icon
Kim J. Ford, who got her start as an intern during VIBE magazine’s early days speaks about The Golden Era of Vibe
Inside Uptown Records: The Real Story of the Early Days
Bob Celestin breaks down his path from Columbia Law School and a Park Avenue corporate law firm to the front office at Uptown Records
Why Black Culture Built the Music Industry
Entertainment attorney Bob Celestin explains how a Yale junior-year course on Black culture, taught by a white professor transformed his understanding of Black creativity
From the White House to the Hip Hop Museum | Bryna Jean-Marie on Storytelling, Journalism & Black Culture
Bryna Jean-Marie details how a friend at Howard University helped redirect her from business school into journalism, setting the stage for a diverse and impactful career
Young Thug Launches Primal
“I’m bringing up a new generation of founders. I want talent to build, own, and keep the upside. Ownership over endorsements,” Young Thug said about Primal
The Internet Was Made for Hip-Hop: How It Changed Everything
Ken Gibbs, Jr. and BIG CED break down the lawless early digital landscape labeled the internet
Behind the Scenes: Doing Graffiti for the Movie ‘Juice’
Zulu Williams discusses how he was able to get his graffiti into the Tupac-led movie, “Juice”