Harry Belafonte passed away. His impact on Hip-Hop music is among his many achievements in his 96-years on earth. Read more. Harry Belafonte recently died at the age of 96. The singer/actor passed ...

He wanted to create an educational hip-hop program for kids, and — voilà! — “Hip Hop Harry” was born. Brooks caught up with rolling out to tell us exactly how this classic show came to be.

The royal rift between Prince William and Prince Harry has only grown in recent years, contrary to what fans have hoped. Once ...

Harry Belafonte, an elegant actor, talented singer and activist, has died, according to the New York Times. Belafonte was best known for his dashing good looks and golden voice, but he was also ...

So when hip-hop started, it was half and half ... (Crew member Fab Five Freddy, famously namedropped by Debbie Harry in the disco-hop jam “Rapture,” joined Blondie guitarist Chris Stein ...

This week's album releases include a hard-hitting tape from one of hip-hop's most prolific rappers, a collab album from a Brooklyn-bred rapper and producer that surprisingly hasn't linked up ...

“Harry Belafonte, who you have to give praise ... Choi, who is Korean American, says she has struggled with finding her place in hip-hop because she hasn’t always felt like she belonged ...

The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums ... Featuring production from Harry Fraud, Knxwledge, Sango, and more, it’s a sleeper hit in the making. Okay, look… This may be controversial ...

Hip Hop Harry encourages them to not be sad because school is out, but rather to use their memories to remember their friends, wherever they may be.

“Hip-hop is more about how you look,” said Jenkins ... Grandmaster Flash (center) with Debbie Harry, Fab 5 Freddy, a friend and Chris Stein in 1981. COURTESY OF FOTOGRAFISKA NY – Charlie ...

Hip-hop has come a long way since DJ Kool Herc started ... which included a rapping verse from front-woman Deborah Harry. There are also a lot of music fans who argue that Bob Dylan’s ...

"When it came out, nothing was the same afterwards," hip-hop activist and journalist Harry Allen told NPR in 2000. "It made everything else possible." 2. 'The Breaks' by Kurtis Blow (1980 ...