From the category archives:

Staten Island

It appears as if the festering animosity between Joe Budden and his (possibly ex) record label, Amalgam Digital, have now hit a cresendo, as a Twitter-war-of-words erupted tonight, and Budden seeming to be out the door

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This Friday, End of the Weak (EODub), the famed weekly NYC open mic showcase, is celebrating 10 years (!) of hosting hip hop hotness

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We’ve collected a bunch of links, video clips and information to satisfy those who couldn’t make the monumental event at Governors Island on August 28 in NYC

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A Tribe Called Quest and Wu-Tang Clan lit up the NOS Events Center in California Saturday for the opening night of the 2010 Rock The Bells music festival

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Rock The Bells 2010, the popular multi-city hip hop music festival, begins its run this weekend, with two California shows. New York, and Washington DC to follow next weekend.

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Forbes magazine, king of lists involving the wealth of the world’s richest, released their annual Hip Hop Cash Kings list today highlighting hip hop’s top 20 earners

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We are happy to get our digihands on A (2)Dope Mixtape: Empire State Edition, and in support of our New York artists, we are equally happy to bring it to our e-pages, to share with all of you

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Mohammad Dangerfield, the dynamic duo of Hassan Salaam and Rugged N Raw, drop the video for “The BBQ Joint,” featuring crooner Kendal Good on the hook

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Funkmaster Flex held a birthday show as part of the B.B. King Blues Club’s “Hip Hop Legends” concert series. Joining the iconic DJ were a host of NY-centric MCs

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Couple of new joints, featuring Soul Khan and KONCEPT, of the 7-man collective The Brown Bag AllStars

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Post image for Happy Birthday Hip Hop [Aug. 11, 1973 - Present]

Many point to a single event as being a focal point that started the artistic explosion that became what hip hop is today, on this day, in 1973, in the Bronx

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The third installment of our beloved series, we spotlight a few people, places and things, very non-sucky examples of New York hip hop, for those who may still need a little tutoring on the subject

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