A new statute of the “Warning” rapper now stands at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge. It was a passion project for artist Sherwin Banfield.
Only a hater would do such a thing to a Biggie mural.
A special shoutout to Rosie Perez, too.
B. Stuyvesant Champagne founder Marvina Robinson brings her Brooklyn flair and well-researched findings to produce a bubbly worthy of a conversation.
Head inside to see what Mario Salerno had to say about not collecting rent from his tenants this month.
Thankfully, hip hop beef typically doesn’t end the way it used to back in 90’s. This is evident by the two-week beef between up-and-coming Brooklyn rapper Pop Smoke and Casanova. As is what appears to be a tradition at this point, when a rapper from New York, or any city for that matter, makes it […]
In New York City, each individual borough boasts its own rich history and distinct wrinkles that sets them apart from one another — a testament to its reputation as the foremost cultural hub in the world. However, while the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island all possess endearing qualities that have made them tourist destinations, […]
If you ever had a dream of living in the place Biggie grew up, now is your chance. The late rap prodigy’s childhood home is available to rent for a price definitely much steeper than what was paid while Biggie was staying there. Now it’ll cost you $4,000 a month to rent out Big’s old […]
Brooklyn honors Biggie.
And rightfully so. Can you spell "p-a-n-d-e-r"?