Performances by Missy Elliott, Ludacris and Busta Rhymes delivered a feast for the eyes and ears on the opening night of ...

Self-empowerment rhymes catapulted GloRilla onto rap’s A-list. On her debut LP, “Glorious,” she’s hoping that showing more sides of her personality will help her stay there. LL Cool J is ...

Even if you don't go deep on that collective, you couldn't miss his eponymous solo song on "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" (1993), one of the greatest rap ... LL Cool J, EPMD, Busta Rhymes ...

The excitement is already building as we dream of the artists who might grace the stages this year, from Grammy winner Doechii's rhymes ... a rapper on the lineup, and we doubt the fest is cool ...

True to that framing, the face-tattooed rapper-turned-singer did plaintive ... I think I’m pretty cool with everybody. If you hear different from somebody else, though, let me know — we ...

Brazilian rapper Brisa Flow made history as the first Indigenous artist ... Flow said she got into hip-hop as a teenager and started to participate in rhyme battles when she was around 17 years old, ...

Brian Ennals and Infinity Knives take on American genocide, Buffalo's Ché Noir does it her way, and Lord Sko comes out of ...

a.k.a. “your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper’s favorite blunt smoker,” as he rhymes on “Cigarette Butts.” The rapper dropped Museum, his first mixtape, at age 17, and since then ...

LL Cool J cleared up a ghostwriting rumor started by 50 Cent himself, confirming that 50 only wrote a hook—not the verses—and ...