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Jay Z and 50 Cent are leaders in Hip Hop who have transcended the genre’s underground roots to dominate on mainstream levels…
Angele Bassett is sophisticated, powerful, and as beautiful as a Black Goddess whenever she’s onscreen. To quote a friend, “Angela Bassett is…
Black History is the telling of American History with soul. The contributions made by Black folks who built the United States barely…
Love can make us higher than Snoop Dogg on 4/20 and lower than Master Splinter living in the sewer; however, its outcome…
In 2003, 50 Cent’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’ kicked in the door wavin’ the .44 with one hand and an unapologetic…
One of Hip Hop’s oldest arguments is what is more important to a song: the beat or the rhyme? And while this…
There are artists whose albums require hindsight to thoroughly appreciate the work. Nas’ sixth album, God’s Son, released in 2002, was one…
In an era where words like GOAT and Classic get tossed around more than pizza dough, the conversation requirements for what makes…
The Hip Hop Posse Cut song has existed in the culture since its inception. From the 1970s – the Sugar Hill Gang’s…
J. Hall takes us down memory lane and reminds us why these Black sitcoms will always have a special place in our…
AURN contributor J. Hall breaks down his prediction on the recently confirmed Bad Boy vs. So So Def Verzuz battle.
Since it’s the season to be scary, let’s put an orange light on horror films with the best representation of Blackness on-screen.…