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Following “The Bachelorette” finale on Monday night, viewers got a deeper look at the show’s new season, including its rotating roster of hosts. Lil Jon’s voiceover starts off the extended sneak peek, ending with his…

“The Smithsonian Anthology of Hip-Hop and Rap,” a 129-song boxed set, has a very challenging (and maybe impossible) goal: pinning down a constantly evolving genre. Read Full Article

Lil Jon punches up each musical sequence with samples from past and present tracks spanning Atlanta’s rich quilt of hip-hop. Also the producer of Usher’s biggest chart topper, “Yeah!,” and the featured singer on his…

David Spade, Lance Bass, Tituss Burgess and Lil Jon are ready for paradise! On Instagram Thursday, ABC released first-look photos of the four stars, all of whom are set to guest host the upcoming seventh…

15. Lil Jon Associated Acts: Usher, Pitbull, Petey Pablo Signature Sound: Crunk, a party-ready strain of Southern rap that Lil Jon rode to the top of the charts in the mid-2000s with the East Side Boyz — but his…

Tayshia, who appeared on season 6 of BiP before she was the season 16 Bachelorette, subsequently noted that “obviously” it was different because “Lil Jon was there,” referring to one of the rotating celebrity cohosts.

The trio then reminisce about nights out at the clubs in Wilmington and how Norris and Bush bonded over their love for “Get Low,” from Lil Jon and the East Side Boys (feat. Ying Yang Twins).

Smithsonian’s Folkway Records as announced the coming release of The Smithsonian Anthology of Hip-Hip and Rap. The nine-disc box set features 129 tracks spanning the history of the genres — from early pioneers like Sugarhill…

77. E-40 FEAT. KEAK DA SNEAK, “TELL ME WHEN TO GO” Make and Model: E-40 was already a rap legend by the time he made his Warner Bros. Records debut with 2006’s My Ghetto Report Card, but this…