Ice-T tells PEOPLE about checking out hip-hop memorabilia on A&E's "Hip-Hop Treasures" and opens up about some of the changes he's observed over decades A&E Ice-T has enjoyed the pleasure of ...

They created a cartoon called "Stroke Ain't No Joke ... knows it goes far beyond those three elements. Young people are drawn to hip-hop because of its themes that highlight common experiences ...

We're commemorating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop this week. Next ... wrote the music for and voiced the main character of the Cartoon Network animated series "Class Of 3000." ...

"I'm just a study of hip-hop," the Atlanta legend tells PEOPLE in celebration of hip-hop's 50th anniversary this month Brenton Blanchet is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. He has been working at ...

But that's not actually the full story of queer people in hip-hop. They've been at the forefront and in the underground innovating the genre since it started. Back in hip-hop's adolescence ...

“People have spent time bobbing their heads to our stories of this despair and not seeing it as a call to action,” said Michael Ford, the self-proclaimed “Hip Hop Architect” who designed ...

More than any other platform or outlet, hip-hop conveyed the frustrations, hopes, ambitions, and fears of a set of people who came of age amid the scourges of crack and AIDS and the generally ...

Hip-hop gives a voice to marginalized people everywhere who feel like they’re being oppressed or ignored by society, he says. And he says people without resources to play instruments or money ...