Busta Rhymes treated New Yorkers with a surprise street performance as they stood in line at the polls waiting to vote in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Kendrick Lamar
Get Paid In Full When You “Sweat The Technique”
On the heels of Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Prize, as the world begins to recognize the creative side of Hip-Hop, comes a writing guide from a musician and “The greatest MC of all time
Harlem Fave Gordon Parks Foundation Gala To Honor Ava DuVernay And Others
On Tuesday, May 22, 2018, at Cipriani 42nd Street, The Gordon Parks Foundation will host its Annual Awards Dinner and Auction celebrating Parks’ rich legacy and honoring those that continue to make an impact in the performing and visual arts and humanitarianism. Continue Reading →
Fuse And FM Celebrate Black History Month With Harlem’s Alicia Keys, P. Diddy And More
Fuse and FM commemorate Black History Month with a month-long, multiplatform celebration of Future Black History makers from the worlds of music, entertainment and social influence. Continue Reading →
Black History Month 2018 Programs At The Apollo Theatre In Harlem
On this first day of February, we wanted to share the Apollo ‘s suite of upcoming Black History Month programs –including their major Season highlight – Soundtrack ’63 happening on February 24th, 2018. Continue Reading →
Kennedy Center Launches First Ever Hip-Hop Season With Harlem Stage Ex-Director
The Kennedy Center has been presenting hip-hop for over 15 years, but not as part of its institutional programming. Continue Reading →
Migos And Harlem’s Joe Budden Beef At BET Awards
Complex‘s Everyday Struggle show has been a magnet for controversy almost from its first episode. How could it not be, with rap provocateurs Joe Budden and DJ Akademiks regularly antagonizing guests like Lil Yachty, Vic Mensa, and Wale? Continue Reading →
HW Pick: Panorama Rounds Out Day 2 With Lit Performances
Panorama rolled into the second day of its inaugural year with performances from Kendrick Lamar, The National, Sufjan Stevens, Kaytranada, Flosstradamus, Blood Orange, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Aurora, and more alongside technology-inspired art installations and food.
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