hip-hop

The Universal Hip-Hop Parade for Social Justice is now in its 14th year.

Photographer Chi Modu recently installed billboards of Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg.

Take a self-guided tour of The Bronx and find hip-hop alive and well in venues, galleries and workshops.

The rapper performed a song from "Magna Carta ... Holy Grail" at a West 25th Street gallery.

Over 100 artists from around the globe and New York City will transform Apollo Theater.

Blow puts "The Breaks" on the negative when discussing Harlem's development.

The BoomBox Exhibition lets artists show their respect for the legenadary hip-hop accessory.

El Fogon will present a show by all female photographers and an event celebrating hip-hop.

The Travel Agency of Change brings young people to places like Berlin to learn about hip-hop culture.

The Brooklyn Phil's new season features Badu and Mos Def in "You're Causing Quite a Disturbance."

305 Fitness offers a workout that's inspired by dance moves you'd see at a Miami nightclub.

Ralph McDaniels started the hip-hop show "Video Music Box" 30 years ago on WNYC-TV.

The two performed a mashup of the Korean pop star's hit and Hammer's "Too Legit to Quit."

A talent scout who planned a disco party was hustled by a Brooklyn club owner, a lawsuit claims.

The legendary Wu-Tang rapper is helping to launch a program combining hip-hop and science education.