Prodigy

Stuck off the realness, Prodigy releases a new prison cookbook.

We've taken it upon ourselves to share a few of wild thoughts that we're sure every hip-hop and R&B fan has had during 2015 but never said. Feel free to send your hate mail, but as they say, honesty is the best policy.

Albums from Eminem, Nicki Minaj, Ne-Yo and more debut this month. Find out what to expect from these hip-hop and R&B releases here.

Prodigy is a veteran New York gangsta rap legend, but what is perhaps too slept on is that he can do horrorcore well. Picture a brain stabbed with a nose bone for a second. The lyrical half of Mobb Deep again channels something gruesome in the video for 'IMDKV,' a track off his 'Albert Einstein' collaboration with the Alchemist.

As Mobb Deep get ready to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of their hip-hop legacy, Havoc gives details on the duo's new album.

Our weekly look at rappers with similar names begins with two classic rap crews from New York's Queensbridge Projects and South Central L.A.

While we have The Source, XXL and Complex to feed our glossy magazine needs, AllHipHop.com was one of the first online destinations hip-hop heads to find out about the latest news and music in the genre. And after 15 years, the site is still going strong with its own cult following and loyal fan base. To celebrate the milestone, 'Grouchy' Greg Watkins, Chuck 'Jigsaw' Creekmur and Steve 'Raze' Juli

Troy Ave may not have the immediate appeal of an A$AP Rocky or Joey Bada$$, but he's put in the groundwork with his 'Bricks In My Backpack' mixtape series. Prepping his debut LP, ambitiously titled 'New York City: The Album,' the Brooklyn upstart looks to reclaim the K.o.N.Y. crown -- and he's definitely putting together a strong case.

A gully track deserves an equally gully set of visuals, right? Right, and that's just what we have here with Durag Dynasty's new 'Fish Meat' video featuring Prodigy of Mobb Deep.

Mobb Deep's Prodigy celebrates Black Music Month 365 days a year. The veteran rapper has roots deeply embedded in music, which go way beyond hip-hop -- from his grandmother's legendary dance academy to learning about new singers from his father when he was a kid...