Fans were disappointed to hear news of Insecure’s final season, but writer and producer, Issa Rae, will not leave fans waiting for too long. Issa has landed an eight-episode series order at HBO Max ...

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HBO Max may have rebranded as Max, but one thing has definitely remained the same: A steady stream of cancellations. Rap Sh!t, a hip-hop comedy series from Insecure creator Issa Rae, is the latest ...

Steve-O says he's considered making a comedy rap album. “We’ve had so many artists on my podcast, and we just floated it out there, ‘If I made a comedy gangster rap album, would you be down to feature ...

The sophomore comedy series from television powerhouse Issa Rae, called Rap Sh!t, couldn't have come at a better time. The upcoming series follows two somewhat estranged best friends, Shawna (Aida ...

The first trailer for Issa Rae’s new comedy Rap Sh!t has arrived, and it will be taking viewers on a trip to Miami. The roughly one-minute teaser follows two estranged high school friends from the 305 ...

Rap Sh!t follows two high school friends who pursue their dreams of rap dominance while living in Miami. Rae tapped City Girls members Yung Miami and JT as executive producers on the project. Source: ...

In 1998, Joe Pesci put out an album called Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just for You, a reference to his character from the hit 1992 comedy My Cousin Vinny. Among the tracks featured on the record ...

For as long as hip-hop has been around, female MCs have been on the front lines as tastemakers, trendsetters, and all-around heroes. It's been a thankless task, and it hasn't gotten any easier — not ...

There seems to be a lot of parallels between the worlds of freestyle rapping and improv comedy, so it shouldn’t be that surprising that hip-hop improv troupe North Coast is thriving. Recently ...

Comedian-actor DeRay Davis might be full of jokes, but he’s not playing with Hip-Hop. His connection to Hip-Hop goes beyond skits and punchlines. The Chicago-born entertainer has teamed up with Harlem ...