Macklemore

Macklemore is moving into 2014 strong. The rapper will be performing at the Grammy Awards later this month.

Another year, another poll. It’s time for you to vote for Hip-Hop Artist of the Year in The Boombox Fan Choice Awards.

Although Macklemore & Ryan Lewis might not have been able to attend this year's People's Choice Awards, that didn't stop the duo from winning Favorite Hip-Hop Artist at the ceremony Wednesday night (Jan. 8).

Macklemore is The Source magazine's 'Man of the Year.'

Drake's father's mustache trending on Twitter, the use of pirate ships and Snoop from 'The Wire' making a sudden appearance should clue you in on just how unique hip-hop videos were in 2013. Ten rappers compete for The BoomBox Fan Choice Award for Hip-Hop Video of the Year, but only one can earn the coveted honor.

Not only do celebrities have big money, they have big hearts as well. The media tends to focus on their expensive indulges so charitable acts sometimes go unnoticed. However, DoSomething.org just released its annual Celebs Gone Good list, which salutes celebrities’ altruism in 2013.

In 2013, Macklemore’s debut album, 'The Heist,' became a chart-topping smash and was heavily praised by the critics. New York rapper Nitty Scott, MC was impressed by the Seattle duo’s work ethic and felt that they were the most important artists of last year.

If there's anyone who knows how to bundle up, it's some of our favorite rappers. Whether it's pink and fluffy or that natural color, many hip-hop artists resort to rocking an oversized fur coat to stay warm and cozy during the winter months.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis had a phenomenal year promoting their celebrated debut album, 'The Heist.' For their hard work, the Seattle duo were honored with seven nominations for the 2014 Grammy Awards. Mack and Ryan couldn’t be more appreciative of the recognition from the Recording Academy.

Chart-topping rap superstars Jay Z, Kendrick Lamar and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis garnered the most nominations for the 2014 Grammy Awards. Hov tops this year’s list with nine mentions, including Best Rap Album for 'Magna Carter...Holy Grail.'