Pop singer Chris Brown has embroiled himself into an all-out twitter war with WWE star CM Punk.

Yasiin Bey, known to many as Mos Def, recently released a video for “N—– in Poorest,” a track from Top 40 Underdog debuted last month. Top 40 Underdog project is a series of reinterpreted hits.

Pop star Rihanna fired back via Twitter against Dutch fashion magazine Jackie’s editor-in-chief due to a racially insensitive piece the magazine ran.

Hip Hop chief Rick Ross recently gave back to his hometown for the Rick Ross Charities Sixth Annual Toy and Food Give Away, according to Maybach Music Group.

2011 was a break out year for Roc Nation signee J. Cole. Releasing his debut album “Cole World: The Sideline Story” to favorable reviews and over 200,000 first week sales, life couldn’t get any better for the North Carolina native.

In new track “Stupid H*e,” reigning queen of Hip Hop Nicki Minaj shows no mercy to the Queen Bee. Referring to the former Notorious B.I.G. protégé several times in the song as the track title, there’s doesn’t seem to be any inclination that these two will kiss and make up anytime soon.

Renowned R&B musician Etta James is terminally ill, according The New York Times. She suffers from chronic leukemia. Her hits…

Soul music is a sound that allows the souls of mankind to connect harmoniously. It is communication though melodic sounds and soulful cries that cause the listener to respond with goose bumps. It was this Godly sound that carried a generation through a tumultuous period in American history and uplifted a people who had little to nothing to grasp hold onto.

In support of the Occupy Wall Street Movement, actress and pop-singer Miley Cyrus has released a new song and video titled “Rock Mafia: It’s a Liberty Walk.” The video features a montage of “Occupy” rallies from all over the globe.

Rumors surrounding a well-orchestrated prison break by a popular Jamaican dancehall artist are false, sources say. Rumors spread through the Internet that Vybz Kartel, legal name Adidja Palmer, held New Horizon Remand Centre prison guards at gun point and broke free.

Rapper Future’s “Tony Montana” has received heavy radio rotation in recent weeks. The song praises “Tony Montana,” a fictional drug kingpin in the film “Scarface.” In the music video, Future takes on the moniker of Mr. Montana as he raps the song as dozens of children dance around him. What is the urban community’s fascination with “Tony Montana” and the film “Scarface.” Why does this music video feature young children when the content obviously isn’t appropriate . Does this music video influence a young generation to become a “Tony Montana.
Will the urban community ever come together to discuss images that is marketed to their community by the media? Kollege Kidds sound off on this very serious topic.