Diddy and Snoop Dogg literally shut NYC down. Housed at Madison Square Garden for Hot 97′s NBA All-Star Weekend Tip Off concert, the two hip-hop veterans put on what many may deem as the best hip-hop show in years. Dr. Dre, Faith Evans, Big Sean, Troy Ave., Jadakiss, Styles P, Lil Kim, 112, Kanye West, OT Genasis, Busta Rhymes, French Montana, A$AP Ferg, iLoveMakonnen and Nas all came out at the show, making it almost as if the famed NYC rap station was putting on the winter version of their annual “Summer Jam” concert. ...

Do you remember Kissing You and Trippin? The ladies also put out the hit Can’t You See, a classic collaboration with the late great Notorious B.I.G. As lyrically flowing as the group was in the studio, they vibed off the clock too. Kima Raynor ...

Lil Cease speaks on car accident involving Biggie, says they received a faulty loaner car from the dealership. When asked about the car accident, which led to The Notorious B.I.G. injuring his leg, Lil Cease detailed the occurrences that led up to the accident, during a newly-released interview with Vlad TV. According to Cease, the day before the accident they were arrested and upon being released, their Lexus truck wouldn’t start. ...

Next month marks eighteen-years since the late great Christopher Wallace, better known to fans as The Notorious B.I.G. or Biggie Smalls, was slain in a drive-by shooting that took place in Los Angeles as he was leaving a Soul Train Music Awards after party. Besides a catalog of hits that continues to inspire hip-hop artists to this day, the Brooklyn emcee’s greatest legacy lies in the two children he left behind, Christopher “C.J.” Wallace, Jr., now 18, and T’yanna Wallace, 21. ...

Chris Rock's recent "Top Five" movie hit selected theaters on December 5th and nationwide on December 12th. In the clip below, Tracey Morgan and Chris Rock name their top five MCs in hip-hop of all-time.

As for Rock’s top five rappers, his character Andre Allen answered: “My Top Five is ...

US supreme court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (AKA Notorious RBG) speaks to Georgetown Law class and mentions the late great B.I.G. William Treanor, dean of Georgetown Law, moderated Wednesday’s conversation, organized for the school’s graduating class, The Guardian reported. The Brooklyn-born judge was appointed to the supreme court by Bill Clinton and took her seat in August 1993. ...