The NBA's Top 10 Dunks of the 2012-2013 Season [Video]

Although the 2012-2013 Regular season is a wrap, how could we forget the dunks we were so privileged to rewind?!

From Jamal Crawford's alley oop to Blake Griffin, to UNC's own Harrison Barnes, to Kobe Bryant to DeAndre Jordan's execution of Detroit Pistons' young guard . SmH. So, very bad.

Press Play and let us know which one was the craziest.



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J. Cole Tailors "Power Trip" [BTS Video]

In preparing for the June 25th, Born Sinner release, J. Cole recalls and actually reproduces his lead singe, "Power Trip" featuring Miguel.

Press play and let it rock to the finish line, as you're in for an inside listen to a beat Cole made for Jay-Z.

"Tellem Brooklyn's on the way!"








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The Round Up With Shaheem Reid: N.O.R.E. [Video]

Queens in the building, heavy. The Queens legend, N.O.R.E. talks his upbringing and "Thug Dictionary." Along with filling in some blanks, he speaks some "Spanish." Who knew? Press play.

N.O.R.E pays a visit to The Round Up studio to talk about making legendary hits with Pharrell, how hip-hop saved his life, and his album that just dropped, Student of the Game.

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The Round Up #1: Busta Rhymes | The Round Up #2: Terrence Howard | The Round Up #3: Jadakiss | The Round Up #4: Wale | The Round Up #5: Future

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The Truth With Elliott Wilson - Drake's "No New Friends" & "Girls Love Beyonce" [Video]

If I had to choose between the two, I'm going with the ode to King Bey... I think the best thing about "No New Friends" is Drizzy's verse. Outside of that, it pales in comparison, to its comparable 2011 summertime smash, "I'm On One"

Drake promised and he delivered…not one but two new songs. But do they measure up with his two previous 2013 releases, “Started From The Bottom” and “5 AM In Toronto”? Let’s talk about “No New Friends” & “Girls Love Beyonce.”

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Jay-Z Covers TIME Magazine

To be named to the list of Top 100 Influential Persons in the world? I feel like "amazing," would be a vicious understatement. Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has done it again. New York City's 108th Mayor, Michael Bloomberg had some dope things to say about HOV...

Jay-Z embodies so much of what makes New York New York. A kid from a tough neighborhood who grows up in public housing, overcomes lots of bad influences on the street, never lets go of his dream, makes it to the top — and then keeps going, pursuing new outlets for his creativity and ambition...

For Mayor Bloomberg's write up in its entirety, HERE.


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Newer Music: Dj Khaled - "No New Friends" (feat. Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)

Drake is on fire about now. Although this one belongs to Khaled, Drake manages to dominate the track among the likes of Rick Ross and YMCMB Capo, Lil Wayne.

No new friends.

Suffering From Success. Coming sooner.


Produced by Noah "4" Shebib and Boi-1Da

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Black City TV [Season 2, Ep. 3]

Check out this week's episode of Black City TV with special R&B singer, Emanny. He dishes on his upcoming projects, relationships and the truth about how the song I Messed Up came about, plus much more. Plus Black City's Top 5 Video Countdown!



Previously: Season 1 Finale | Myke Kewl Interview | Episode 1 | Episode 2

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The Truth With Elliott Wilson - Jay-Z's "Open Letter" [Video]

Was only a matter of time before Mr. Elliott Wilson and Life+Times' The Truth segment got a hold of Jay's latest release, "Open Letter." Hovito provides a lot of us to decipher here.

A trip to Cuba, a new record deal, becoming a sports agent. Yup, this Jay Z guy stays making headline news. So why shouldn't the man himself address all matters. Let's decode this "Open Letter."

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New Music: Drake - "Girls Love Beyonce" (feat. James Fauntleroy)

As promised, Drake delivers new music this week. This one, "Girls Love Beyonce" is produced by Drizzy's go-to Noah "40" Shebib and features James Fauntleroy. Let's just say, Drake never lied.



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The Truth With Elliott Wilson - "Accidental Racist" [Video]

This is bad. Real bad.

On this episode of The Truth, Elliot Wilson Wilson breaks down the awkwardness that is “Accidental Racist”, a new song by famous country singer Brad Paisely featuring a verse from hip-hop legend LL Cool J. Is it a song about being proud where one comes from? Or did this song just completely miss the mark? Find out Elliott’s verdict.

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