You think you know...but you have no idea. It was the tagline for MTV's documentary series Diary that profiled music stars throughout its 14-year run.
Milli Vanilli, the hitmaking '90's duo of Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus were music industry darlings who sold millions of records and had a #1 hit with the 1988 earworm hit "Girl You Know It's True."
The legend of Freaknik finally becoming a documentary is having mixed reactions. Generation Z and millennials are interested in seeing the lore behind the event they’ve been told about for years. However, Gen-X’ers are worried they’ll be caught on camera doing heinous acts at Freaknik, the street festival for Black college-aged kids that took over […]
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“I don’t think they believed the property rights would be litigated. [Lebron James and Drake] thought I would go away. They gambled,” ex-NBPA exec director Billy Hunter to the New York Post
Kenny Anderson a.k.a. Mr. Chibbs was once touted as the best high school player out of New York City since Lew Alcindor, now known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. In fact, by the time he graduated from Queens, NY powerhouse Archbishop Molloy High School in 1989, Anderson was a four-time Parade All-American, the first player to receive […]
"I played with heroes of mine, all stars, friends and future teammates. Outside of winning and showing the world that we were still the most dominant, our other big challenge was changing the perception of what everyone thought about the NBA and USA Basketball!” - Dwyane Wade, exec producer of upcoming Netflix documentary, "The Redeem Team"
NBA superstar Kevin Durant and his manager Rich Kleiman, who are also the co-founders of Thirty Five and the sports media network The Boardroom, just released the trailer of their new basketball documentary, NYC Point Gods. The hour-and-a-half movie is scheduled to premiere Friday, July 29 at 9p.m. ET on Showtime.
“There were a lot of good things that came out of Menudo... But there was a price to pay for that magic.” Ralphy Rodriguez, who joined Menudo as a 13-year-old in 1987.
Who said rappers are the only ones who can battle and get the money?
"Who am I to tell you how to cope when you're dealing with the pain or you're dealing with a struggle that you haven't experienced before or that you thought you never would have to deal with?"
"No Bill Cosby sh*t, if they’re sleeping then f*ck em," - J. Cole, "L.A. Leakers Freestyle" (2021)
