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Philadelphia. Two white guys in a gleaming white Corvette splashed with streetlights, top down and blaring with bass.

Shirking typical Hallmark sentiments, Stank Sentiments for Sweethearts offers a different kinf of nostalgia with a series of alternative boldface messages that borrow from rap lyrics to woo the one who makes your knees go week.

Born Joseph Foreman, Afroman may be the first artist to achieve a worldwide hit with the assistance of the Internet.

The year was 1987. Jheri curl juice flowed freely and Los Angeles Rams running back Eric Dickerson was about to be traded to the Indianapolis Colts.

Tim Quirk is the Vice President of music programming for Rhapsody, the online music download and streaming service.

A slate of local artists literally will play for food Saturday night. It's not for themselves, though.

Wea re thinking that the fornication-fixated Philadelphia rapper Amanda Blank is a big fan of the Sex Pistols.

You'd think 2 Live Crew had pulled up to the drive-thru at the McDonald's in American Fork, Utah, where a group of teens so terrified one of the employees with their rapping that they were cited for being disorderly in public .

Here is the second installment in the series of "Bad Ideas In Hip-Hop." Last week, we examined an obscure, but not forgotten act, The White Boys .

Rap hit-maker Flo Rida hits Radford University on Saturday. Get show details . In this podcast, we talk about his recent trip overseas, opening shows for Beyonce Knowles and performing for U.S. armed forces, and about his own rump-shaking songs, including collaborations with Nelly Furtado and Wyclef Jean.

He was known as P-Man Sam. And as Sam Silvasteen. And he was involved in Miami's rap scene before 2 Live Crew put it on the map.

Midway through our interview Ted Beck gets up to go to the nearby bathroom - he purposely leaves the door open while he urinates.

In Washington, D.C., moments before the Million Man March in 1995, our neighbor across the hall, 'J.R.,' said, 'Our generation don't play that!' They would demand respectful treatment from law enforcement officials patrolling the march, he said.

In Washington, D.C., moments before the Million Man March in 1995, our neighbor across the hall, 'J.R.,' said, 'Our generation don't play that!' They would demand respectful treatment from law enforcement officials patrolling the march, he said.

In the 80s, 2 Live Crew brought Miami bass into junior high cafeterias and introduced many of Bostonist's generation to the ideas of being so horny and popping that coochie - and, indirectly, to the concept of misogyny.

During a news conference on Wednesday night, President Obama stood up for the prominent African-American Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr.