He’s played the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (in HBO’s LBJ movie “All the Way”), Tupac Shakur (the Biggie Smalls biopic “Notorious”) and a police informant named Booty who gets cheese ...

Born in Jamaica, Wallace moved to New York City in the 1960s. She gave birth to her son, Christopher “Biggie” Wallace, in 1972. Wallace played a pivotal role in carrying the torch for her late ...

Just because an ingredient or dish is polarizing doesn’t mean it’s not worth your time. As a child I didn’t like mushrooms — their somewhat slippery texture can be off-putting — but ...

Will Smith recalled his final talks with Prince and Biggie Smalls ... “‘Cause it was stupid and just centered on Hip-Hop for rapping. That one hurt me. It scared me, too,” Smith said.

I absolutely love grilled cheese. It’s the ultimate comfort food, and it was my go-to meal when I was in college and too busy to cook. The crispy, buttery bread with gooey, melty cheese inside ...

She was 72. According to People magazine, Biggie Smalls’ mother’s passing was confirmed by the Monroe County Coroner, while the Daily Mail added that Wallace died from natural causes at home ...

Voletta Wallace, the mother of the late hip-hop rapper Biggie, has died. The news of her passing was made public my TMZ on Friday and confirmed by Monroe County Coroner Thomas Yanac in Stroudsberg ...

The senseless violence that claimed Biggie’s life sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, particularly affecting those who understood the profound impact of his artistry on the genre.

New York rapper The Notorious B.I.G., also known as Biggie Smalls, died in 1997 at 24 in a shooting. After her son's death, Wallace was dedicated to keeping his memory alive through advocacy and ...

Source: Biggie SmallsSource: "Murder of Biggie Smalls/St. Martin's Press Voletta Wallace died this week at 78. Her only son was the late Christopher Wallace, a.k.a. hip-hop artist Biggie Smalls ...

Hailing from the U.K., David Oyelowo wasn’t familiar with the term “government cheese,” the processed cheese given to welfare recipients and to U.S. schools and food banks since the 1940s.