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If you've seen Furious 7, you've been personally impacted by the song playing along with the Paul Walker Montage at the end of the film. Wiz Khalifa opens up about writing "See You Again" why it's become an instant hit on radio & streaming services.

On Monday Jan. 19th Women in Media from across New York State will gather in Albany, NY for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Memorial Observance Day at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center. The event is free and open to the public...

J. Cole wasted no time recording this and putting it out for us all to feel his emotion about Police execution of Mike Brown. Listen here.

Today, God called home yet another angel, Dr Maya Angelou. In her honor Jazzy T reads a poetic selection for this "Phenomenal Woman".

This Memorial Day Weekend 2014, the radio industry lost a great man. Urban Programming Director KJ Holiday suddenly died on Sunday morning. This is my personal tribute to my former boss who got me the job here in Buffalo!

Did you miss today's Jazzy Drive At 5 mix dedicated to Shawn Carter? Hear it here!

Jam Master Jay was shot and killed 11 years ago today in his Queens recording studio. We pay tribute to one of the most influential DJ's in Hip Hop inside.

Remembering my beloved Tupac Amaru Shakur on the anniversary of his death.

The 2013 BET Awards aired last night (June 30) for 3-plus hours. So just in case you fell asleep, check out the hottest performance of the night as Snoop Dogg, Justin Timberlake and Pharrell performed with Charlie Wilson in celebration of his Lifetime Achievement Award!

On May 21, 20913 Brooklyn's Finest would have turned 41 years old. Tune in today at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. for a Biggie Smalls Birthday Tribute live on your radio!

Eleven years ago today, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes died in a tragic car crash while on a Spiritual quest in Honduras.

January 21st is a date that we will all remember as President Obama celebrates the beginning of his historic second term in office on Martin Luther King's National Day of Service. But before Barack Obama was a popular name in Politics, before MLK Day was a  Federal Holiday, this date belonged to a New York Native that forever changed the sound of hip-hop.