Hip-Hop Wired caught up with the New Orleans native and rapper backstage at Dreamville Festival over the weekend.
Many people recognize Kendrick Sampson, 37, as a talented, charismatic TV and film actor—with leading roles in Issa Rae’s cultural phenomenon Insecure, and 2022’s meet-cute romcom, Something from Tiffany’s, among others. But alongside and intertwined with building a prolific career in Hollywood, the multi-hyphenate entertainer is building something else: Black Power.
LaVar Ball speaks about his foot amputation due to health complications, the success of his sons, and more in a new column.
Yung Miami was a guest on Stepping into the Shade Room and discussed several topics, including shooting down the golden shower rumor.
Adrian “Woj” Wojnarowski sat down with Sports Illustrated and shared what his next moves are after retiring from ESPN.
Lupe Fiasco sat down with Donwill of The Almanac of Rap and explained why the Child Rebel Soldier supergroup didn't come out.
Grammy Award-winning pianist Robert Glasper spoke exclusively with Hip-Hop Wired about The Black Radio Experience festival and more.
LL COOL J sat down with media personality Charlamagne Tha God for an interviewing, discussing his beef with JAY-Z and more.
Igmar Thomas of Revive Big Band chats with Hip-Hop Wired about his career, the upcoming Hip Hop & festival, and more.
Travis Scott was profiled in GQ magazine in its Men Of The Year edition and spoke openly about the Astroworld tragedy.
Jeezy sat down with Nia Long and held a deep discussion regarding love, marriage, cheating, and more. Fans on X are reacting.
Puffco founder and CEO Roger Volodarsky spoke with Hip-Hop Wired about his journey into cannabis, the company, and more.