Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit continue with their so far ill-fated comeback with the painfully screaching track Walking Away. Is that something the band should consider or is it the trademark anger we’re used to hearing from them?
This week’s Trailer Treat involves one of the most polarizing movies ever, the standard bearer for gruesome, I Spit on Your Grave, the 1978 film which is being remade.
By shelz. The evolution of Outkast has been an epic traipse through all things melodic.
Planet Ill got a preview of the 2010 Kao Pao Shu line and spoke briefly with Bosnian designer Nadia Begeta on her inspiration for the look and avante-garde yet functional pieces in the collection
Planet Ill examines the recent proliferation of television shows and movies featuring overweight people and the rationale behind them. Is it simply a reflection of an ever fattening society or something more?
Red Cafe brings fellow Dream Team members Diddy and Fabolous along for a dacadent club ride with the track Money Money Money.
De La Soul give a nod to the old school while dropiing futuristic hardcore verses on return of DST. Planet Ill breaks it down for you and hits you with a couple related bonuses.
Nina Sky moves further into the Dance/Pop Hip-hop realm with their new EP The Other Side. More of the 2010 Dance Revolution. Does it pop?
Lupe Fiasco is running full throttle riding shotgun on Sarah Green’s Dirty Rose. Can the talented Ms. Green keep up with his excellence?
The Source recently conveyed 5 Mics to Hip-Hop legend Bun B’s new album TrillOG after not granting that designation in years. What does that mean in the grand scheme of things? This editorial takes a look.