Elva Aguilar

The news of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's pregnancy has reached the masses. Those who love them, hate them and simply don't care all know about the high-status couple's bundle of joy, and EVERYONE has something to say. From the crude jokes about who the baby's "real" father is to what their child will look like, it seems everyone with an IP address has shared their prediction about bab

After a fake quote from Morgan Freeman went viral last weekend, it's become more apparent how we just accept quotes come from certain people without questioning. A day won't pass on your Twitter timeline or Tumblr feed without a fake quote from one of your favorite artists -- some so outrageously uncharacteristic that we wonder WHY anyone would believe it came from the artist in the first place! S

In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, many of Hollywood's biggest names have come forward with words of wisdom and condolences. Over the weekend, a quote attributed to Morgan Freeman reacting to the media's sensationalism of the tragedy went viral on Facebook and Twitter. But despite the quote having some truth to it, it has been discovered that the quote never came from Freema

The Mayan calendar has deemed December 21 the end of the world, but a whole bunch of local rappers will be getting together that night nonetheless. If you're unfamiliar with the lineup, allow me to help you out.

As expected, our favorite artists are dropping more and more records and videos in time for the holidays. To our Jewish readers (and/or hardcore Jay-Z fans), Happy Hanukkah! Here are a few of the hip-hop gems from this week.

Rick Ross' credibility has been questioned countlessly during his career. Between the images of him as a correctional officer and the issues he's had for name-dropping reputed gang members Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory and Larry Hoover on his track "B.M.F.," the rapper has had a lot of explaining to do about his real-life ties to crime and drug trafficking.

It seems the City of Brotherly Love is stirring a bit of a rap competition.

As expected, many of your favorite rappers waited until the holiday season to start dropping gems. Fabolous, Joe Budden and French Montana all released mixtapes this week, and more music is on the way between now and Christmas, so be sure to check in every week for your Hip-Hop Headlines.

Since most artists wait until the actual holiday season starts to drop more music, this week's HHH is a little light -- but not all is lost. Here are some of the biggest stories from the past week in hip-hop, but be sure to keep an eye out for next week's Hip-Hop Headlines, because all of the music that's pending will definitely make that food coma worth while.

Let's just jump right in, shall we?

Rumors of a new Wu-Tang Clan album have been confirmed via the group's Facebook page, but now we're learning that RZA has been trying to get the group together to make this new project a 20th anniversary album.

The controversy behind Cynthia Mort's upcoming film Nina, a biopic focused on the life, music and accomplishments of legendary blues/jazz songstress Nina Simone, has lived as long as the announcement of the film has. Between rumors about who would play Simone and if the movie was even being made, it wouldn't be a surprise if the film bombs before it premieres. The biggest problem Nina Simone's fam