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The GRAMMYs Fumbled and Snubbed Hip-Hop Again They did it again. The GRAMMYs managed to fumble Hip-Hop and its most successful acts. In a year where music was run by stars like Roddy Ricch, Lil Baby and DaBaby, only one who was properly recognized in Megan Thee Stallion. Coming into the celebration it appeared that Roddy Ricch would leave with at least one award after being nominated six times. After all, his single, “The Box” dominated 2020 and was the biggest single of the first half of 2020, selling nearly 5 million equivalent units by the fourth of July weekend. The song was named App...

Feb 25, 2021 Since The Source Awards is expected to make its comeback in 2022, let’s reminisce over the memorable performances, beefs, and disses that made Hip-Hop history. The Source magazine owner L. Londell McMillan recently announced that The Source Hip-Hop Music Awards will stage its comeback in 2022 after it ended 17 years ago. McMillan, who was Prince’s longtime manager and lawyer, bought The Source in 2008, after it was nearly ruined by lawsuits from former employees and artists. He not only brought the media brand back from “financial disrepair,” but he also pushed it i...

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As rappers on the East and West coasts battled for superiority in the 1990s, a new wave of hip-hop came out of Atlanta.

Do you know Mainers helping improve our environment? Nominate them for a Source Award Nominations for the Press Herald's sixth annual Source Awards, recognizing the state's leaders in sustainability, are open through March 1. Share Dear Mainers, Has anybody had brain space in the last year for anything but the coronavirus, protests about racial injustice, and the presidential election and its aftermath? But while we’ve had enough news, and profound challenges, over just the past year for any ordinary 10-year period, the daunting global environmental difficulties we face have not disappeare...