Lemon, all-star poet and Def Poetry Jam veteran, envisions the poetic future of hip-hop.

Another exclusive I caught at MC Serch’s birthday party, rare footage of a young (and I mean young) MC Serch demonstrating the latest hip-hop dances at a local talent show.

The director of Wild Style talks about that other hip-hop movie, and gives advice for aspiring hip-hop filmmakers.

The director of 1982’s seminal hip-hop film Wild Style talks about how he hatched his plans for the movie with hip-hop/graf pioneers Lee Quinones and Fab Five Freddy, and how he watched their work help to sptread hip-hop around the globe.

An interview with the director of 1982’s seminal hip-hop film “Wild Style,” featured this week on VH1’s “Hip-Hop Honors” show.

Why these debates about the state of hip-hop always make me queasy.

Bobby McFerrin’s son shows his skills as a human beat box, adapting his dad’s style for the hip-hop generation.

One of the underground hip-hop scene’s most talked-about emcees explains why he sees the death of the music industry as a sign that God is alive.

More live performance, from one of Toronto’s top emcees. (Canada does count as another country!)

A response to Time Magazine’s predictions of hip-hop’s downfall.

This year the rapper Nas organized all-star remixes of his song “Where Are They Now” with his favorite artists from the 90s and 80s. This video mashup takes it a few step further, imagining what would happen if he brought back an all star crew from the 50s.

A Blues vs. Hip-Hop video mashup, contrasting two very different relationships with money.

How a church can be helpful to hip-hoppers.

Video game developer Hudson, well known for its Bomberman series, showed off some of its new games at CTIA Wireless 2006 in Los Angeles. John Greiner is president of Hudson. He spoke with PodTech’s Rio Pesino about the rapid growth of mobile games, their gaming/ringtone partnership with hip-hop ...