[ November 23, 2009; 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm. ] Link PACIFICA and WBAI WELCOME CULTURAL ICON CHUCK D AND HIS NEW WEEKLY SHOW ...ANDYOUDONTSTOP! STARTING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD, 2009 9PM-11PM
Check out the trailer (introduced by Zachary Levi and featuring the always funny Adam Baldwin) for Season 3 of Chuck, which returns to NBC in a special two-hour premiere Sunday, January 10th at 9/8c. The 3rd episode will then play the very next night at Chucks old slot on Mondays at 8pm, bumping Heroes back [...]
I hardly knowr. Except I do. I became a Flickr pro member on November 20, 2005. (Haha, I wrote a "1" as the first number in that year. Like I can remember anything happened more than nine years ago? Also...
Tom Waits and Kool Keith are both featured on this tune by N.A.S.A. No, not that Nasa , nor the 80's swedish electro-pop band ... this is hip hop collaboration super group in the grand tradition led by producers Squeak E. Clean and DJ Zegon N.A.S.A: Tom Waits + Kool Keith, Spacious Thoughts (BB Video) Also featured on this album, other totally (non) obvious pairings like David Byrne + Chuck D: N.A.S.A....
Public Enemy came to D.C. Wednesday on a mission–not to fight the power, but rather to use the band's influence to fight youth homelessness in the District and the rest of the country. The evening began at the Sasha Bruce House , where Chuck D, Flavor Flav and the rest of the iconic hip-hop group toured the facility and hosted a pre-Thanksgiving dinner for more than 30 homeless youths. Following...
I mean, it's a different of power than Public Enemy was talking about but I'm takin some liberties there. A high school friend contacted me today and said she had an extra ticket, so here I am, posting from Lisner...
View Larger Map Public Enemy has turned public friend #1 for their performance in the District. Tomorrow night, Long Island Music Hall of Fame inductees, rap-rock progenitors, and occasional television mugs Chuck D and Flavor Flav are playing GW's Lisner Auditorium – where you can advance to the front of the house for the price of admission plus a winter coat . If that deal's not enough, you...
The wretched irony of it being Elevator Safety Week in New York right now--a fact nobody bothered to tell the city's own building inspectors, apparently--gets just a little bit worse today ...
Certainly not! There are people schooled in Western music and its culture who claim to flat out not like the Beatles. Those people, of course, fall into two categories. Serial contrarians and members of a secret race of human-cloning aliens that have been living among us for hundreds of years. Even Chuck D, the frontman for hip-hop's Public Enemy who once claimed "Elvis never meant shit to me",...
You know you’re doing things right in the rap game when Chuck D gets on your album’s intro, calls you “a soldier in the war for love” and exhorts people to “listen with open hearts and open minds.”
the National Museum of Hip-Hop (NMoH) will host an exclusive celebrity fundraiser to benefit the development of the “first ever” true Hip-Hop Museum. This Red Carpet affair will take place on Feb 9, 2010 at the M2 Ultra Lounge, 530 West 28th Street, NYC. This exclusive star-studded gala will raise funds and awareness for the [...]
During a Q&A session at Minneapolis' Crypticon horror convention this weekend, guest Margot Kidder revealed she's writing a script for what could be a badass chick flick.
Donate a jacket to charity and you could be this close to Chuck D and Flava Flav when Public Enemy plays at Lisner Auditorium on Nov. 18. (Kyle Gustafson/For The Washington Post) One of the highlights of August's Virgin Mobile FreeFest was the set turned in by rap pioneers Public Enemy. Said me, at the time: "[the band], led by outspoken frontman Chuck D, turned fiery polemics such as 'Fight the...
Wow, the US Senate GOP primary race is heating up already and we haven't even done our Thanksgiving shopping yet (E-Day isn't until June!) Minutes after we told you that Carly Fiorina...
Troops were popular as an urban / hip-hop sneaker in the 80s and the 90s. The sneakers were endorsed by the likes of LL Cool J, MC Hammer, Ultramagnetic MCs, Stetsasonic, Public Enemy’s Chuck D, Flava Flav as well as Ghostface Killah, Cool Kids, Mickey Factz and Teriyaki Boys. The sneakers were bright, bold and cheaply made. They did not necessarily last as long as other more mainstream sneakers, but...
Mr. Peter Parker & Ice Cube - No Sleep Til Compton - Free Download @mixlayer.com Click here to Download this Mixtape Track List: 1 INTRO 2 DOPEMAN 3 BITCH IS A BITCH 4 STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON 5 FUCK THE POLICE 6 GANGSTA, GANGSTA 7 HOW TO SURVIVE IN SOUTH CENTRAL 8 N***A YOU LOVE TO HATE 9 SUMMER VACATION 10 ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE PROJECTS 11 BURN HOLLYWOOD BURN FT. CHUCK D & BIG DADDY KANE 12 JACKIN