David Letterman learns about the rap game, the crack game and everything in between in the latest episode of his new hour-long interview show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.

That's thanks to his guest, Jay-Z, who good-naturedly fields open-ended ...

Hometown hero Nas will be expanding his chicken and waffles empire to Long Island City on April 9th when Sweet Chick opens at 46-42 Vernon Blvd. The rapper, who grew up in the Queensbridge Houses, and restaurateur John Seymour will open their fifth Sweet Chick location. The chicken and waffles joint ...

For those of you who don't know, Daris was the lead singer to a famous band back in the 90's called Hootie and the Blowfish. Biggie and Darius crossed paths one night at the Grammy's and Biggie ended up referencing him on his classic “Mo Money, Mo Problems” with the line "Stay humble, stay low, blow like Hootie/True pimp n*ggas spend no dough on the booty.’"

Darius Rucker doesn't fit typical labels. Beyond musician, music lover might be the next best way to describe the former Hootie & The Blowfish front man turned country music star. ...

You can view the "Unsolved" Episode #6 "East Coast, West Coast" for those of you that have yet to see the SIXTH installment of this show which aired a couple of hours ago on the USA Network cable channel. PThe Task Force makes progress on a suspect; Poole continues to be in conflict with Lt. Larson; Biggie and Tupac find themselves at the center of a growing rivalry between their record labels. ...

One thing about Fat Joe is that he has tales that are mind-boggling. Joe is giving fans an insight of his connection with the late great Notorious B.I.G. during the golden era of hip hop. Joe was interviewed by Los Angeles radio station REAL 92.3 and was asked about any beefs he never mentioned or records he never released. Fat Joe reflects back into time with an album that B.I.G. and himself recorded but unfortunately never completed. Fat Joe reveals some great stories about Biggie and his fear of the lyrical threat that Big Pun, Big L and Biggie posed. The interview took place a few weeks ago in February. ...

As mentioned before, this documentary originally advertised as "Notorious BIG: It Happened Here", aired a couples hours ago on the Reelz cable channel. The documentary included interviews from former friend, DJ 50 Grand, Matty C, who was working at The Source when Biggie was first featured on the "Unsigned Hype" column. The show was advertised as "Notorious BIG: It Happened Here" but the topic kind of lost focus at certain points. There were more individuals who were interviewed as well. ...