Rap royalty – and huge crowds – turned out for the Celebrate Biggie concert in Prospect Park on Thursday. “We out here for BIG.” Lil’ Kim got it right; Brooklyn showed up for hometown hero Notorious B.I.G at a tribute concert that attracted rap royalty to the borough on Thursday night.

Lil’ Kim, Busta Rhymes, The Lox, Junior Mafia and more took to the stage at Prospect Park’s Lena Horne band shell for the Celebrate Biggie show sponsored by Budweiser as part of*BRIC‘s free summer-long concert series,*Celebrate ...

Former NBA player and a true legend of the game*Allen Iverson*recently had an exciting interview for The Players Tribune. He and Al*Harrington*talked about their new cannabis business venture. They both shared why they got involved with this industry that is slowly but surely becoming quite lucrative and ...

He also recalled Biggie making him rewrite his “Last Day” verse.
The LOX are basking in the limelight of their recent Verzuz battle against Dipset, and they stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss the event and their storied career. While they were there, Charlamagne Tha God had them clear up some ...

Almost a quarter-century after his death, The Notorious B.I.G. is still widely regarded as one of the greatest rappers of all time. From his clever, intricate rhymes and liquid flows to his cinematic storytelling and irresistible hooks, Biggie is considered one of the most complete MCs to ever pick up a mic.

What makes his skills even more impressive was his ability ...

The king of beers is celebrating New York City’s king of hip hop.
Budweiser has released a series of collectible beer cans and merchandise featuring The Notorious B.I.G.

A hand-drawn sketch of the late hip-hop superstar, whose birth name is Christopher George Latore Wallace, now adorns Tall Boy ...

Pete Alonso held it down for New York. The Mets slugger stepped back into the Home Run Derby and blew past the competition to host the trophy for a second consecutive year.

During his win, Alonso danced to various Hip-Hop hits to keep him in his homerun groove. During the championship round, he jigged, bounced his head, and rapped the lyrics to The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Hypnotize.”

Over three rounds of Hip-Hop hits, Alonso racked up 74 home runs, beating out Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez, Washington Nationals ...