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Hip Hop Weekly Newsletter
Kool G Rap pays tribute to his late collaborator DJ Polo in a heartfelt essay for Rolling Stone.
He reflects on their friendship, the impact DJ Polo had on his career, and describes him as a beloved and down-to-earth individual.
Pras from The Fugees blames Lauryn Hill's reputation for the last-minute cancellation of their tour, stating that her frequent tardiness is disheartening.
He hopes the remaining UK and European dates will continue as long as fans buy tickets.
Rappin' Max Robot, a beloved hip-hop comic book character, is being brought to life as an 18-foot-tall statue made of steel.
The statue was first displayed in the Bronx before making its way to Paris for the debut of breaking in the Olympics.
Step into the world of hip-hop and contemporary art at the Cincinnati Art Museum's new exhibit, The Culture.
The exhibit blurs the lines between high-brow art and low-brow rap, inviting viewers to draw their own conclusions about the connection between the two genres.
Hip Hop Day on August 11 celebrates the birth of hip hop at a block party in The Bronx in 1973.
The article highlights the contributions of DJ Kool Herc and his sister Cindy Campbell in organising the event.
Australian b-girl Rachael "Raygun" Gunn's performance in the women's breaking competition at the Paris Olympics has sparked outrage in the hip-hop community.
While some defend Gunn, others criticise her moves, saying she made a mockery of the art.
Andre 3000 revealed in a recent interview that he has written several diss tracks throughout his career, but has never released them.
He believes in exercising his pen but doesn't want to put negative energy out into the world.
Discover the first soul food restaurant in Paris, Gumbo YaYa Southern Kitchen, which attracts hip hop stars and a loyal following with its authentic Southern comfort food.
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Killer Mike's album "Michael & the Mighty Midnight Revival, Songs for Sinners and Saints" is praised for its autobiographical themes and gospel influence, showcasing the rapper's growth and talent.
Ami, a b-girl from Japan, has won the first gold medal in the Olympic breaking event.
The high-energy competition showcased the flow, rhythm, and skill of breakers from around the world.
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