Discover the heartbeat of urban culture with The Hype Magazine! From Hip Hop to Hollywood, delve into a rich tapestry of diverse stories, interviews, and impactful editorials. We go beyond music, ...

Fabolous, Maino, Dave East and Jim Jones marked a year of "Let's Rap About It" at Partake NYC with Remy Ma, Lil Mama and more ...

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The first documented musical performance in Philadelphia history happened at Old Swedes Church on July 2, 1700, when German ...

As Fox News celebrates 30 years on the air, Will sits down with the host of 'FOX Across America' Jimmy Failla for a candid deep dive into media history, manufactured narratives, and how Donald Trump ...

With 8.5 million people spread over just 300 square miles, New York is the most populous city in America. Home to Broadway, Wall Street, the Met, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the Comedy Cellar and, ...

Jimmy Fallon hit a “Fever Pitch” of excitement at this Manhattan watering hole — so much so that he ended his bachelor party by planting a kiss on the owner. The Mean Fiddler is celebrating its 20th ...

Late-night host and comic Jimmy Fallon was born in New York in 1974. Fallon first started performing stand-up comedy in high school and later dropped out of college to pursue a comedy career. In 1998, ...

A familiar face on Houston television made the jump to late night this week. Kelly has spent nearly two decades broadcasting in Houston, first on the radio and later on television. Before joining ...

Chelsea Adelaine Hassler is an award-winning editorial, social, and creative director with two decades of media and entertainment experience and an all-consuming obsession with TV. A native New Yorker ...

A party at the Chateau Marmont is about as Hollywood as it gets—and on Sunday evening, the stage was set for the exclusive FX and Vanity Fair Pre-Emmy Party. Now in its 10th year, the annual bash has ...

"Drunk History" is getting back on the sauce. Comedy Central is reviving the comedy series for three new short-form episodes, its first original installments since ending its six-season run in 2019.