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Celebrity Kids strutted their stuff on the catwalk for the 13th Annual Rookie USA Fashion Show presented by Haddad Brands that took place in New York City on Wednesday, September 6th. The exclusive event was one of the most sought-after invites of the week and took place at IRON23. Some of the world's most fashionable celebrity kids and influencers showcased the season’s latest looks and must-have gear, including apparel, accessories, and footwear from top global brands, including Nike, Jordan, Levi's®, Converse, and Hurley.

The Sugarhill Gang, renowned pioneers of hip-hop and best known for their iconic track “Rapper’s Delight,” expressed their exhilaration at being inducted into the Music Walk Of Fame located in Camden. Their induction, along with that of ten other artists, involves the placement of commemorative stones along the Camden-based trail from September 4 to 9, recognizing their profound contributions to the world of music.

Barrington Levy is back with a captivating new single titled "Money Is the Drug." With a career spanning over four decades and a reputation for crafting timeless reggae classics, Levy continues to deliver music that resonates with audiences worldwide. "Money Is the Drug" is no exception, blending his signature smooth vocals with an energetic dancehall vibe.

The spirit of competition was crazy at The Boxfest, but the spotlight truly shone on two of the three Vargas boys who took center stage for the main event and undercard. In a night that echoed with the roar of both cheering, and booing crowd, the duo asserted their dominance, continuing their undefeated streak in the Rio Grande Valley.

Dencia, the sensational artist and entrepreneur, has taken the music world by storm with her latest single "Make a Be," which has made an incredible debut at #4 on the iTunes USA World Music Charts!"

The 24 Hrs of Peace event uses the Hip Hop culture to engage the community and have meaningful dialogue around important issues such as nonviolence and conflict resolution.

Inferno Music Group is headed by Willie Covington and also is a company of full-service music promotions/production specializing in concerts/variety shows, special events coordination, stage management, talent bookings, music publishing, and sound recording productions.

This article explores the thoughts and opinions of a 13-year-old living in New York City regarding the packaging of hip hop magazines. It delves into how the packaging influences their perception of the genre and the importance of representation.

Young Kentucky artist recently wins at the legendary Apollo Theater with anti-gun violence song. Heavenleigh Hymon, aka Star Bookie, has been rapping and recording from the early age of 4.

Our Pocket Size Niche magazines are more popular than ever before. They are gaining a significant following recently, with readers turning to them for unique content and an immersive experience. As traditional print media faces challenges, Our pocket sized niche publications have emerged as a bright spot in the industry. In this article we will explore the reasons behind the growth and why they are thriving.

Features Yung Killa, up and coming Latin Trap Rapper, William Covington, CEO of IMG telling us about his origins IMG Camp(Inferno Music Group) and what they are currently up to. Shamara Woods, Female Boxer headlines in our sports section. We talk to Malik Burnett-el of Krushin Records, about his powerful new artists and why he thinks they will make waves on the global front firmly placing themselves on the map as next to rise and cause a big splash.

This song clearly plays a starring role in what I would title the new civil rights movement. People bop to this freedom song while artists like QB RAP P take a bold message to the masses in recordings as enduring as "Paradise."