The Remix: Hip-hop X fashion documentary, currently streaming on Netflix, illuminates the cultural innovators and their subjects with respect to fashion and music. Award-winning directors, Lisa Cortes ...

The influence of hip-hop culture on the fashion industry is undeniable today. But the gradual shift in design, inspiration, silhouette and consumer interests over the last 19 years became more ...

Following the massive success of the original “Nonsense,” released in July 2024, Classic Deejay has officially dropped the ...

Before watching The Remix: Hip Hop X Fashion, I didn't realize the extent to which Black culture shapes the fashion industry. I knew about logomania and Lil' Kim's purple pasty outfit from the VMAs in ...

‘Remix: Hip Hop x Fashion’ Directors on Their New Film Exploring “Who Actually Are the Architects of These Looks” At a time when discussions around diversity and inclusion are at an all time high, ...

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. Journalist and cultural strategist Manny Faces bridges creativity, education, and civic change through Hip Hop's ...

On this day in 2000, Brooklyn’s own M.O.P. unleashed one of the most electrifying remixes in hip hop history with “Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory).” Already a street anthem off their Warriorz album, the ...

When an artist remixes a popular song, it can be a tricky line. Sometimes the remix is a flop and sometimes the song is a smash hit. So much so, the remix becomes more popular than the original.

In the video for Breland's breakout single, "My Truck," the twangy sung intro is mouthed by a stoic Marlboro Man type. But then comes Breland, wiry and enthusiastic, shoving him out of the frame to ...

With more than 130,000 downloads, number five on our list of 10 Best Hip-Hop Remixes of 2015 is “Stand For” by Ty Dolla $ign. The song became a hit over night but ...

At the Westside Theatre in New York City, audiences are watching "Othello: the Remix," a retelling of William Shakespeare's classic play that transforms the protagonist into a rising hip-hop star.

Like all mutating scenes, the lo-fi movement in hip-hop began as something far different from what it has become. In the beginning, it was purely an aesthetic choice. Beatmakers like J Dilla, Nujabes, ...