In hip hop, few names loom larger than The Notorious B.I.G., who is considered by many as one of the greatest rap artists of all time. Breaking in the industry after joining forces with Sean “Diddy” Combs, Biggie continued the east coast prominent streak with a pair of rap albums, 1994’s Ready to Die, and the posthumously released Life After Death, both of which cemented his status as a bonafide rap phenomenon. Unfortunately, ...

Today would have been Christopher Wallace’s 48th birthday, and what better way to celebrate the music icon than to cop his favorite sunglasses?

Versace previously reissued The Notorious B.I.G.’s beloved Medusa shades in 2018. Now, ...

March 9th, 1997 is the date that we lost one of the most prolific MC's to ever rock a rhyme. With that horrific day cemented in the lexicon of hip-hop history, some of his close friends and family will not promote those 24 hours as "Biggie Day" and opt to use his birthday, May 21st, as the legend's true celebratory time. In the 23 years since his passing, we've ...

FILA is celebrating The Notorious B.I.G. with a new apparel and sneaker collection, inspired by the late rapper’s signature style and one of the seminal albums in hip-hop history.

The FILA x Biggie Collection is available on FILA.com today, and expands to select retailers on May 21st to coincide with ...

“My top 5 is Biggie, Hov, Wayne, Young Tony, and 3000 since nobody asked,” Drake wrote in the caption, which has quickly attracted numerous likes and comments.
Drake took to the comments section of Instagram yesterday to share a list of his top-five ...

Most people know that the Notorious B.I.G. was discovered by The Source through our Unsigned Hype franchise, but did you know that the first major label that Christopher Wallace aka Biggie Smalls was signed to was Uptown Records?

Back in the day, Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs had just become the A&R at the Hip-Hop label. In the March 1992 issue of The Source‘s Matty ...