L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A look at the Colorado hardcore rappers, BLK HRTS. more info

VH1 Blog — Brooklyn rap fans were abuzz before Q-Tip‘s headlining set at the 2011 Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival on Saturday. After all, “Q-Tip + Friends” couldn’t just refer to the supporting sets by Random Axe, M.O.P. and others, right? Rumor had it that A... more info

Impose Magazine — It's not an official album nor is it produced entirely by RZA, but the Wu-Tang are rarely a camp that disappoints. Executively produced by RZA, the Legendary Weapons compilation on paper looks decent, with zero "who in the F?" rappers listed and ... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Action Bronson hooks up with Lil Fame from M.O.P. for this cut. This is off Bronson’s upcoming project Well Done, which is produced by Statik Selektah.   a2a_linkname="Action Bronson – Time For Some (feat. Lil Fame)"; a2a_linkurl="http://www.th... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Whatever happened to stand by your MOP, amirite Tammy Wynette? It’s the 21st century and when it comes to cleaning supplies we modern girls don’t just want a sponge making us wet in the kitchen - we need a companion who wants to help us to have i... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Yesterday after his interview with Bow Wow, I went down to the Jazz Cafe to chop it up with Lil Fame and Billy Danze before they hit the stage in London. In this part of the interview, M.O.P. speak on their most memorable studio moment from the Warri... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Its finally here. I know I am a little late but that’s because I was chairing my event for Social Media Week yesterday. Consequence along with XXL dropped this  dope mixtape. Features from Q-Tip, Talib Kweli, Bun B, Lil’ Fame of M.O.P. and Diggy... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Time to ante up and yap that fool because the Mash Out Posse are coming back to London town this March. Lil’ Fame and Billy Danze will take to the stage on Wednesday 2nd March. Tickets are £16.50 in advance. Expect this to be a sold out show. You ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Any Major Dude said... A HISTORY OF COUNTRY VOL. 6 - 1950/51 1. Eddie Kirk – Sugar Baby 2. Moon Mullican – I’ll Sail My Ship Alone 3. Cotton Thompson – How Long 4. Red Foley – Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy 5. Tennessee Ernie Ford - Mr And Mis... more info

Dlisted — You can't keep a good Slut Dress down for long. Over a year after its last known sighting, the dress that graced the back of some of the BIGGEST STARS IN THE WORLD (including Heather Graham, Kristin Calamaris, my forever arch rival Mop Head, Dou... more info