Two talented 14-year-old dancers from Knysna, Fiah-Bella Fredericks and Chioma Tagbo, have made South Africa proud by winning ...
Noah Pacht shares his story from competitive hip-hop dancing to understudying and now becoming the lead performer in “The Outsiders” ...
The once buzzworthy show made stars out of Karlie Redd, Lil Scrappy, K. Michelle, Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez. Created in 2012, “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta,” a spinoff of “Love and Hip Hop,” ...
ATLANTA — VH1 announced on Tuesday that it’s ending “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” after 15 years. The network said that it will end the show with a final six-part limited series named “Love & Hip Hop: The ...
After more than a decade of viral clashes and breakout stars, “Love & Hip Hop” is preparing to take its final bow. The long-running reality franchise will officially wrap with a special farewell ...
Love & Hip Hop Atlanta may be reaching the end of its dramatic run if whispers circulating behind the scenes are true. After 13 seasons of fights, reconciliations, viral moments and reality TV ...
Illustration: Kelsea Petersen / The Athletic; photos: Vince Bucci, Michael Loccsiano, Kevin C. Cox, Elsa / Getty Images No sport embodies hip-hop more than basketball. No music genre embodies ...
"Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" cast members Scrappy, Karlie Redd, Yandy Smith, Kirk Frost Rasheeda Frost, Spice and Joc (Courtesy of MTV) MTV’s “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” has set a February premiere date ...
We’re at the end of yet another year where commentators and fans speculated on the health of the rap world. In October, it was reported that, for the first time in 35 years, there were no rap songs in ...
“So, when did you fall in love with Hip Hop?” is a question that Sidney (Sanaa Lathan), a Hip Hop journalist, poses at the very beginning of the 2002 film, Brown Sugar. And, consequently, everyone ...
The long-awaited Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx is expected to open its doors in about a year. To help raise $50 million for construction and programming, the museum will host its second gala Wednesday ...
Crafting infectious hits that stay on repeat has evolved greatly in Hip-Hop’s 50 years of existence. Before we had drum machines, DJ Kool Herc unknowingly sparked a revolution while spinning records ...
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