Rob G is the mixing genius inside the Madd Hatta Morning Show and The Best Damn Lunch Mix Period with Keisha Nicole on 97.9 The Box. Also known as The General because of his military background. Rob G started DJing at the age of 15 doing Sweet 16 parties and sock hops for Dallas area high schools. Rob G began his his career in radio at Hampton University. After transferring to Prairie View A&M he had a highly rated mix show on KPVU before joining the US Navy. Rob G joined the Box as an overnight DJ in 2002, where he quickly got lots of attention for his live mixing talents and great on-air personality. He was then given the opportunity to host his own Live Mix show on Fridays and Saturday nights. Rob G’s mix shows took off and landed him a part-time slot on the Madd Hatta Morning show and then in 2004 he was promoted to full-time morning show mixer and talent. He has created numerous mix features including “When I Ruled The World Mix”, "Link the Mix" on Thursday's and the “Star Wars Mix” on Friday. He was named the 2003 Mix Show DJ of the year. Rob G has DJ'd parties for several celebrities including Beyonce, Jay-Z, Diddy, Kevin Hart Jamie Foxx, Erykah Badu, the Houston Astros, the Houston Texan and Houston Rockets. He has also been flown in to DJ events across the United States and internationally to Barbados, Cancun, Italy, and Cabos San Lucas. In 2015 Rob G earned the opportunity to host his own morning show on Boom 92 a Classic Hip Hop. Rob G is a member of the Ft. Bend Church and enjoys traveling with his wife, son and daughter, playing basketball and adding to his vast amount of music. Rob G is a Charter Member of The Go DJ’s and has been included in the Who’s who in Black Houston publications 2007-2016.

Golden State Warriors take game 7 and go back to NBA Finals for the 4th time in a row.

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On the latest episode of Red Table Talk, Jada Pinkett Smith reveals how she dealt with Tupac's death.

Spike Lee and Jordan Peele are teaming up for a movie about two cops on a mission to fight the Klu Klux Klan.

The film "BlacKkKlansman" is based on a true story about a black cop named Ron Stallworth who infiltrates the KKK with his Jewish partner Flip.

Ron Stallworth will be played by Denzel Washington's son David Washington and Flip (who stands in for him when meeting the KKK face to face) will be played by Adam Driver. 

Along with Klan rallies and shootouts, the film directed by Spike Lee and executively produced by Jordan Peele will also include Black Panther parties, and even comic relief throughout the film.

The film is currently screening at the Cannes Film Festival, but is set to release in theaters worldwide on August 10th. 

Check out the full trailer for BlacKkKlansman below. 

Wu-Tang Clan is celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" in a major way.

Steve Rifkind, the founder of Loud Records, says that nine MCs from today will help in remaking the original album.

Rifkind also says each artist will also play a character from the original 36 Chambers.

A major tour is in the works for the Wu's 25th anniversary but we'll have to wait for the album remake until its original anniversary on November 9.

Salt-N-Pepa is set to perform with En Vogue for a special performance celebrating the 30th anniversary of becoming the first female rap artists to hit the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100. 

Salt-N-Pepa and DJ Spinderella's iconic track “Push It" became the first rap song by a female act to hit the top 40 of the Hot 100 -- eventually making it all the way to No. 19.

Janet Jackson is also set to perform at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards for her first televised performance in 9 years. The show will air live May 20 on NBC at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

via: Billboard

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Although Will Smith aka The Fresh Prince has left his mark on hip-hop, why is he so overlooked?

Watch The Darth Vader Theory behind "Why Hip Hop Hates Will Smith" below:

It's been 15 years since Joe Budden released his hit song "Pump It Up." 

Budden says, "I went to him for a remix, and for whatever reason, it didn’t happen. So when I heard it -- I mean, I’m a huge Hov fan, so that was real big."

He explains, "He started spitting and he wouldn’t stop. Then I kind of was nervous a little bit. [Laughs.] Now you got the best rapper on your ass with a hundred bars. Boy, that was nerve wracking."

Pump it up with Budden's classic below: 

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According to TIME,  Jay-Z failed to testify to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as part of an investigation into Iconix Brand Group Inc. for a third time.  

The company allegedly paid $200 million in 2007 to acquire assets from Jigga's Rocawear brand. Now the SEC wants Jay-Z to testify after Iconix valued Rocawear $169 million in March 2016 and $34 million this year.

A spokeswoman for Jay says, "Mr. Carter had no role in that reporting or Iconix's other actions as a public company. Mr. Carter is a private citizen who should not be involved in this matter."

Although Jay-Z hasn't been accused of wrongdoing, the regulator says he "failed to appear as required by the subpoenas and, through his counsel, has declined to provide any additional dates on which he will agree to appear for investigative testimony."

via: TIME