‘ODB: A Tale of Two Dirtys’ Shares Insight into Rap Legend
August 29, 2024
The achievements of pioneering rapper ODB are revealed in the “Ol’ Dirty Bastard: A Tale of Two Dirtys.”
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METHOD MAN DELIVERS IN ‘POWER BOOK II: GHOST’ — JUST WATCH. OMG
August 27, 2020
The Grammy award-winning rapper-turned-actor, Method Man spoke about being a part of the Power universe, in “Power Book II: Ghost.”
RZA teamed Up with Imagine Television and Alex Tse to Create Hulu’s 10 Episode Series ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ — Explosive and Thought-Provoking
September 20, 2019
The 10-episode scripted series is much bigger than just being an origin story. It begins there, of course, giving the audience a glimpse into how the Staten Island crew changed hip-hop forever. Imagine the type of vision one must hold on to—in Staten Island (not sexy Manhattan, or the gritty Bronx) to make the “impossible” — possible. It’s King Kong big!
Actress Kat Graham and Social Media Superstar Andrew Bachelor Star in Hilarious New Film ‘Where’s the Money?’
November 9, 2017
“Don’t stop building just because somebody doesn’t want to recognize your Black excellence,” she continued.