Mobb Deep-Interview with Dialogue Magazine
Mobb Deep-Interview with Dialogue Magazine
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Tupac had just got his Rolls Royce. I was walking outside, and I looked and I didn’t know it was Tupac at first. He kinda looked like (Marvin) Hagler, the boxer, you know, because I just saw him wiping off the rims. and I looked at him and I saw it was Pac. First thing that come to my mind being a Death Row artist, soon as my album come out or as soon as my stuff get out I’m gonna be in a Rolls. So I roll up on him all excited and he’s like what’s up Flip…I jump in the Rolls with him and I’m feeling myself and he’s feeling his self…
By Dialogue Magazine Dialogue Magazine: When did you develop an interest in dancing? Tre Armstrong: When I was five years old I started my technical training in ballet. At home, at the time, we didn’t have Hip Hop in the dance studios, so I learned from Hip Hop videos or movie theaters. And that eventually [...]
By Dialogue Magazine For our Business Spotlight this month we caught up with Adrienne Smith, founder of Harlem Hip Hop Tours. Dialogue Magazine: How did you come up with the idea for a Hip Hop tour in Harlem? Adrienne Smith: I was brainstorming with a friend of mine over the holidays, and we were both [...]
By Dialogue Magazine With more than 30% of America’s workers getting sick from volatile organic compounds from carpeting and furniture, inadequate air circulation, poor lighting, mold buildup and disruptive temperature variances.* More individuals and companies are switching to green cleaning solutions, Green House Eco-Cleaning is one of the companies that specializes in green cleaning and [...]
By Sean Gregory In the late ’80s and early ’90s, rapper Ice Cube and his Los Angeles–based group, N.W.A. (Niggaz with Attitude), introduced America to “gangsta” rap. Songs like “Express Yourself,” “Straight Outta Compton” and “F___ tha Police” spoke for the urban disenfranchised, both rattling the white establishment and spurring imitators in suburban shopping malls [...]
By ELLEN GAMERMAN After starring in “The Hurt Locker,” a harrowing film that is now nominated for nine Oscars, Hollywood up-and-comer Anthony Mackie is taking a surreal turn with his next project: a satire about a guy looking for his lost hand. “A Behanding in Spokane,” starting previews on Monday, features Mr. Mackie as a [...]
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