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It was 1997 when Murder Inc., first burst onto the music scene and 20 years later they are still making headlines.  Murder Inc. founder and CEO Irv Gotti announced earlier this year via Instagram that he was reviving his label that was bogged down by legal woes during the height of its success in the early 2000s which ultimately led to its demise.   This weekend he made another announcement that he and 300 Entertainment are now in business together "Me. Lyor Cohen and Kevin Liles. Back at it again. [...]

Russell Simmons' All Def Digital, the fastest growing platform in hip hop and urban youth culture ... and Emmy award-winning producers Stephen David Entertainment announced today a partnership with GroupM Entertainment, a global content investment and rights management company, to develop and produce THE DEFINITIVE HISTORY OF HIP HOP, a sweeping documentary series that tells the exhaustive story of hip hop, from its seminal, underground roots to its now most iconic, global artists. Stephen David will Executive Produce the series, along with GME's Richard Foster and Simmons himself. [...]

George Johnson, Johnson Products He was born in Mississippi on June 16th, 1927, George Ellis Johnson moved to Chicago with his mother and brother in 1929. As a boy, George shined shoes, then dropped out of high school and worked odd jobs to help support his family. In 1944, he joined his older brother at Fuller Products, a cosmetics company founded by Samuel B. Fuller. [...]

Myspace: 7 Things That Kept This Musical Platform Alive This may be hard to believe, but Myspace is alive and well. Remember the times of booting up your computer and waiting those loooong minutes to finally be able to go on Myspace, a place where you could be as weird and wild as they come and chat with other musicians, people who understood the craft and loved it just as much as you? [...]