The Estate of Christopher Wallace has announced a super deluxe box set of the Notorious B.I.G.s 1997 sophomore album Life After Death, as Complex notes. Its due out June 10 through Bad Boy, Rhino, and Atlantic Records. The box set consists of the original album and 12" releases of Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, Skys the Limit, and Nasty Boy. It also includes a commemorative booklet with rare photos, liner notes by Pitchfork contributor Sheldon Pearce, and commentary from team members who worked on the original release. ...
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The Notorious B.I.G. Life After Death Box Set Announced
The Estate of Christopher Wallace has announced a super deluxe box set of the Notorious B.I.G.s 1997 sophomore album Life After Death, as Complex notes. Its due out June 10 through Bad Boy, Rhino, and Atlantic Records. The box set consists of the original album and 12" releases of Hypnotize, Mo Money Mo Problems, Skys the Limit, and Nasty Boy. It also includes a commemorative booklet with rare photos, liner notes by Pitchfork contributor Sheldon Pearce, and commentary from team members who worked on the original release. ... -
New Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) museum exhibition continues it's inspiration from Notorious BIG
In keeping with the spirit of the Notorious RBG book, the exhibit riffs off the pop-culture connection between Ginsburg (Notorious RBG) and famed rapper Notorious B.I.G. Playing on that theme, each gallery section alludes to a song or lyric from the late hip-hop star. Ginsburgs briefs and other writings, including some of her famously searing dissents, also are woven throughout the exhibit, according to a press release. ... -
Notorious BIG to be featured in the Universal Hip Hop Museum metaverse spring 2022
Carnevale said other metaverse experiences the museum hopes to include are Grandmaster Flash scratching records at block parties in the 1970s and Notorious B.I.G. rapping on a Bed-Stuy street corner in 1989. The citys first brick-and-mortar hip hop museum in the Bronx will have a fresh online edge to it, featuring both real-world and online exhibits, The Post learned last week during an exclusive tour of the under-construction space. ... -
Watch Pusha-T & Kanye West Channel Biggie & Diddy in Diet Coke Video
Pusha-T has dropped the video for Diet Coke, the first single from his upcoming album. The song was produced by 88-Keys, who made the beat over 18 years ago. Two weeks after premiering an unreleased track at Paris Fashion Week, Pusha-T is continuing his album rollout streak. On Tuesday, Pusha released the music video for his latest single Diet Coke. The Omar Jones-directed black-and-white video for Diet Coke features King Push and Ye recreating the video for Craig Macks Flava In Ya Ear (Remix). (That video famously features a young The Notorious B.I.G. and Diddy rocking today.) ... -
Giants Head Coach Brian Daboll revealed his favorite motivation when driving includes Biggie Smalls
Newly-hired New York Giants Head Coach Brian Daboll reveals to Rich Eisen that he spent the long drive from Buffalo to New Jersey listening to the late great Notorious B.I.G., and lists his favorite Biggie Smalls songs. He previously served as the offensive coordinator for the Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs, and Alabama Crimson Tide. Daboll has also served in various capacities as an assistant coach for the New England Patriots from 2000 to 2006 and again from 2013 to 2016. ...
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Shaquille ONeal was close to being with Notorious B.I.G the moment he was assassinated
"Biggie Smalls was the nicest dude in the world. He was an absolute master in the studio. The other guys would come to the house to record and theyd be there all night. Theyd go over it and over it and chop it and change it. I always had my verse prepared ahead of time, because I didnt want to tie them up."
Shaquille ONeal dreamed about working with the most successful rappers in the world. But after his first record, Shaq Diesel certified platinum by the RIAA the industry hate started to kick in. Most rappers resented ONeals success; Jay-Z and Biggie Smalls praised it. ... -
Eddie Gibbs the first Assembly member with a rap sheet who rapped with the late great Notorious BIG
Eddie Gibbs expected to be the first state legislator who served time in prison before getting elected. Gibbs, 53, is a political operative who has been a Democratic district leader since 2017. Gibbs talked to City & State about wanting to inspire ex-offenders, his thoughts on bail reform and rapping with the late great Notorious B.I.G. This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity. He won the Democratic nomination in December to replace Robert Rodriguez, who resigned... -
Frankie Adams wrapped up her final day of filming season 6 of Amazon's "The Expanse" with Biggie
The Rant interviewed The Expanse star Frankie Adams about her experience playing Bobbie Draper and her character's signature moment in the series finale. During the interview, Frankie revealed she was a B.I.G. fan. She actually brought her own speakers to the set and spent her last day filming with her crew dancing and listening to the late great Notorious BIG. Checkout the interview below for the interview and you can hear at 8:23 mark for Biggie reference. ... -
Mary J. Blige samples interpolation of Notorious BIG's 'F**k You Tonight from the "Life After Death"
Mary J. Blige has once again collaborated with Harlem rapper Dave East. However, this time its for her own single titled Rent Money, co-written and produced by DMile. Easily a standout amongst the other two tracks already released from Good Morning Gorgeous, Rent Money finds Blige scratching off a winning interpolation of a classic (F**k You Tonight) from The late great Notorious B.I.G.s classic Life After Death album. ... -
Legendary Super Modell Heidi Klum reveals' she is a big fan of Biggie Smalls
"Maybe Ill sing something with someone, Klum recalls suggesting. They were like, Well, who would that be? And Im like, Well, Snoop Dogg, of course! And theyre like, Snoop Dogg, why Snoop Dogg? And Im like, Because I love Snoop Dogg, Ive always loved Snoop Dogg, and I think hes so cool. I love hip hop, by the way Biggie Smalls and P. Diddy and Ice T, Im just, Im born in the 70s. So when I first came in 94 [to] New York, this was like what we were listening toI love the whole hip-hop scene and everything. ...
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