NYC Annual Cost Per Inmate Could Pay For 4 Years of Tuition At An Ivy League...
According to reports, New York City's annual cost per inmate was $167, 731 last year, which is nearly as much as it cost to pay for four years of tuition at an Ivy League university. The exorbitant...
View ArticleVideo: Maino Arrest In New York City
If there is an arrest of any artist or someone of a celebrity stature, in addition to the police you can expect to see TMZ. Last week, Hustle Hard rapper Maino got arrested after cruising the city in...
View ArticleNew Music: Papoose –“We Live In Brooklyn Baby”
Papoose drops off his latest offering, "We Live In Brooklyn Baby". The Brooklyn rapper rhymes about the code of the street and why the streets of 'The Brook' will always be the meanest borough in New...
View ArticleDid Diddy And J.Cole Almost Come To Blows At The VMAs Afterpary?
Rumors are swirling Bad Boy Records CEO, Diddy and rapper J.Cole got into a shouting match which almost turn physical. The incident took place at MTV VMA's afterparty held in New York City. Reports are...
View ArticleMovie Trailer:The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete
During a sweltering summer in New York City, 13-year-old Mister's (Brook) hard-living mother (Hudson) is apprehended by the police, leaving the boy and nine-year-old Pete (Dizon) alone to forage for...
View ArticleNew Music: The Lox –“New City”
Last week, Nas and Cam'ron made amends and now this week the LOX solidifies what New York rap really sounds by supplying us with the Boom Bap that's been missing from the seen.
View ArticleMos Def Angers Many With His latest Choice of Fashion
Rapper/Actor/Activist Mos Def is known for his fashion sense and is often seen wearing loafers and high-waisted pants, but many are unset that he is now wearing a Kente Wrap which is referred to as a...
View ArticleRev. Al Sharpton Outted For Being FBI Informant
He has the ear of the President of the United States, an equally remarkable and perplexing achievement for the former FBI asset known as "CI-7," the Rev. Al Sharpton.
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