LL Cool J is keeping hip-hop's rich history and legacy alive with his new docuseries made in partnership with NFL champion Peyton Manning.

A plethora of hip-hop luminaries will feature on the show, including Big Daddy Kane, Grandmaster Caz, Jadakiss, Method Man, Rev Run, Roxanne Shante, Salt of Salt-N-Pepa, and Marley Mal.

Salt-N-Pepa Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Salt-N-Pepa’s impact on hip-hop — and girl groups — is still evident decades later.

The duo has practiced and prepared a rendition of “Push It” by Salt-N-Pepa to raise money for children in Leon County Schools.

Discover the origins and impact of hip hop in the new Paramount+ docuseries 'Hip Hop Was Born Here,' hosted by LL Cool J.

The record was previously held by Salt-N-Pepa’s 1992 single ‘Let’s Talk About Sex’, and before that, the 1991 hit ‘Sucker DJ’ by Dimples D. Cardi B’s ‘Am I The Drama?’.

Other honorees this year include Salt-N-Pepa and Warren Zevon, who will both receive the Musical Influence Award; late record producer Thom Bell and pianist Nicky Hopkins, who will also receive ...

As Senate Republicans release key details of President Donald Trump’s spending package, some provisions, including the federal deduction for state and local taxes, known as SALT, remain in limbo ...

Sabrina Carpenter made history by becoming the artist with the longest consecutive streak in the top five of the UK albums chart.