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*On September 13, family members, friends, and fans of the late Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace celebrated the 25th anniversary of the rapper’s debut album, Ready to Die.

Biggie’s widow, Faith Evans, also used the moment to announce that she will hip-hop icon Lil’ Kim in a co-headlining ...

Twenty-five years ago, The Notorious B.I.G. released his debut album, Ready to Die. On Friday, friends and family paused to commemorate the milestone with the unveiling of two new murals dedicated to “the livest one from Bedford-Stuyvesant.” Optimo cigar company hosted the ...

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Amazon Music has unveiled a new mini-documentary that coincides with the 25th anniversary of the Notorious B.I.G.’s debut album, Ready to Die. The landmark album was released on September 13th, 1994.

The nearly nine-minute The Birth of ...

Wendy Williams is the latest veteran to receive the biopic treatment and it already sounds like it’s going to be juicy.

The talk show host stopped by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and said that she would be addressing the hookup allegations ...

On September 11th, New York City was devastated by a terrorist attack that left nearly three thousand people dead and over six thousand injured. Not only that, it left Americans feeling vulnerable, grief-stricken, and afraid, at least in the initial stages. Eventually, many banded together to find strength in unity, and the impact of 9/11 continues to be felt with every passing year. Today, Diddy took a moment to pay homage to both the victims of the tragedy and his fallen friend, The Notorious B.I.G.

As much a New York icon as the Towers behind him, Biggie exuded greatness as the King of NY both before and after his untimely murder. It's no wonder Diddy chose this particular picture to pay homage, sharing an iconic image of Biggie standing in front of the Twin Towers. It's a loaded image, one packed with power and bittersweet reminders of the lost ones. Yet it's also a testament to the staying power of iconography, with both Biggie and the Towers themselves evoking imagery of The Big Apple and those who call it home. ...