The previous World Cup final drew more than 500 million live viewers. This year’s matchup is scheduled for July 19 at MetLife ...

The goal here is to introduce you to names you haven’t heard of, with hopes that you can start a conversation with the young ...

DJ/music producer Anyma brought out Blackpink's Lisa during his Friday, April 17, 2026 set at Coachella 2026 in Indio.

Tonight in Indio, California, Matteo Milleri—the Italian-American DJ and producer better known as Anyma—debuts ÆDEN, his ambitious new audiovisual project, on Coachella’s main stage. His headlining ...

This video features a social experiment where a grandpa unexpectedly performs rap in a public setting. The moment captures how people react when their expectations are challenged by an energetic and ...

The year was 1999. In just a few short months, a new millennium would be upon us. But while we could all see the changing times coming down the road, that wasn’t yet what music fans were talking about ...

LL Cool J is one of the most significant figures in rap music history. What he did in the 1980s to popularize the genre will be studied throughout history. And in 1997 he was recognized for yet ...

The Compton rapper came into the biggest night in music with an astounding nine nominations, and he has already won three awards. Before the Grammys officially aired, Lamar won Best Melodic Rap ...

Kendrick Lamar is now the most decorated Grammy-winning rapper of all time, with his mantle holding a total of 27 awards. The “Humble” rapper blew past previous record-holder Jay-Z’s 24 wins, scooping ...

"Peekaboo"! Kendrick Lamar continues his reign as a rap giant at the 2026 Grammy Awards. At the 68th ceremony on Sunday night, Lamar dethroned Jay-Z as the most-awarded rapper in Grammy history after ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Virginia Beach natives Pharrell Williams and rap duo Clipse, featuring Pusha T and Malice, performed Sunday on music’s “biggest night” at the 68th annual Grammy Awards in ...

First a Pulitzer and now this. Kendrick Lamar has done what no other rap artist has: With his four wins tonight, the “luther” rapper passed Jay-Z as the most-honored hip-hip artist in Grammy history.