- More Than Music: The Immortal Hustle of Young Dolph
- Why Hip-Hop Keeps Losing Its Own—And What the Future of Safety Could Look Like
- Marathon Burger: A Culinary Movement Carrying Nipsey Hussle’s Legacy
- Samsung TV Plus Bets Big on Creator Economy with Launch of Exclusive FAST Channels
- Pluto TV Warns Viewers: Free Streaming Might Be Changing
- Elon Musk Unveils Tesla’s First ‘Retro-Futuristic’ Diner in Hollywood—Complete with Optimus Robots, Drive-In Screens, and Cybertruck Food Boxes
- NoCap is an interactive “Fortune Teller”
- “I Need Bands” is a new track from Guapdad 4000
Author: Jonathan P. Wright
Photo by Joshua J. Cotten on Unsplash When you think of Young Dolph, you don’t just think of a rapper. You think of a force of nature that stormed through the music industry without ever compromising who he was. You think of Memphis, of southern hustle, of independence done right. Born Adolph Robert Thornton Jr., Dolph’s name now echoes far beyond his neighborhood, not just as an artist, but as a businessman, mentor, and cultural symbol. He wasn’t just creating songs—he was carving out a blueprint for survival, success, and self-respect in an industry that often asks you to trade…
Why Hip-Hop Keeps Losing Its Own—And What the Future of Safety Could Look Like
Hip-hop has always been a voice for the voiceless. From block parties in the Bronx to sold-out arenas around the world, it has given shape and rhythm to the hopes, struggles, and defiance of generations. But as the genre’s influence has grown, so too has its body count. Time and again, we find ourselves mourning young, promising artists who should’ve been charting their next album—not being eulogized in hashtags, candlelight vigils, or tribute tracks. This isn’t just tragic. It’s systemic. The Numbers Don’t Lie Since the genre’s rise to global dominance, hip-hop has become synonymous not just with creativity and…
Marathon Burger: A Culinary Movement Carrying Nipsey Hussle’s Legacy
Photo by Ace Maxwell on Unsplash On Melrose Avenue, one of Los Angeles’s busiest and most culturally rich streets, a new landmark is drawing lines of visitors daily. Just a short distance from Nipsey Hussle’s legendary Marathon Clothing store, Marathon Burger has emerged as a powerful symbol of community, perseverance, and cultural pride. But this isn’t just a burger joint. For Nipsey’s family, particularly his brother Samiel “Blacc Sam” Asghedom who leads the project, it is an extension of Nipsey’s vision: a commitment to ownership, empowerment, and uplifting the neighborhood he loved. Marathon Burger, which officially opened on March 1,…
Samsung TV Plus Bets Big on Creator Economy with Launch of Exclusive FAST Channels
Photo Credit: Photo by Compare Fibre on Unsplash Samsung is making a bold strategic pivot in the ever-evolving streaming landscape—by deepening its commitment to independent digital creators. Known for licensing premium content from traditional entertainment heavyweights like David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, and Steven Bartlett, the tech giant is now doubling down on original digital content by onboarding high-profile creators to its Samsung TV Plus platform. In a move that signals the growing influence of digital personalities over conventional media stars, Samsung is launching a wave of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channels featuring some of the internet’s most recognizable names.…
Pluto TV Warns Viewers: Free Streaming Might Be Changing
Photo Credit: Photo by BoliviaInteligente on Unsplash In a digital age where streaming platforms are constantly evolving, Pluto TV—a free ad-supported streaming service owned by Paramount Global—is finding itself at a pivotal crossroads. What once seemed like a no-strings-attached way to enjoy live TV and on-demand content may be inching closer toward a more restrictive model. With reports emerging that the platform is testing mandatory logins for accessing certain content, many long-time users are feeling betrayed, while others argue it’s a minor and inevitable shift. Rising Popularity of Free Streaming Over the past few years, streaming services that offer content…
Elon Musk Unveils Tesla’s First ‘Retro-Futuristic’ Diner in Hollywood—Complete with Optimus Robots, Drive-In Screens, and Cybertruck Food Boxes
Image credit: Photo by Michael Martinelli on Unsplash In the heart of Hollywood, where dreams and spectacle go hand-in-hand, Elon Musk has made his latest vision a reality—a retro-futuristic Tesla diner. Equal parts nostalgia and innovation, the venue combines a 1950s American diner aesthetic with futuristic tech straight out of a sci-fi film. The Tesla Diner and Drive-In officially opened its doors on July 21, 2025, bringing with it humanoid robots, oversized drive-in movie screens, and super-fast EV charging stations—all with the signature Elon Musk twist. Opening Day: A Show of Spectacle and Sentiment Opening at exactly 4:20 p.m. PST—an…
Clearly, 2021 is the year of NoCap. After an unfortunate stint in prison, Alabama native Dr. Dre blessed his fans with classic tracks like “38 Sides,” “On Purpose,” “Dismiss You,”
Guapdad 4000 has recently released the music video for his “Money” single, which was followed by the release of the official music video. In fact,
BEATKING, 2 Chainz, and Moneybagg Yo release “Pop Music” video
According to reports, 2 Chainz is close to completing his seventh studio LP, Dope Don’t Self Itself, which should be released on February 4.
Shensea’s long-awaited debut album is currently being eagerly anticipated worldwide. Since then, the Jamaican emcee has shared several noteworthy singles: