Colorful Plastic's Answer to 'World of Warcraft' Is the Brainchild of NetDevil
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January 11, 2010
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Behind the Controversial Anthology of Rapnew
Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. called The Anthology of Rap "an essential contribution to our living literary tradition," while Chuck D said it "might just break the commercial trance that's had rap in a chokehold for the past several years." But it's also the hip-hop tale of AWOL fathers and fractured identities, of bitter duels and fiery smackdowns.
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The Writing's on the Wall for KOZE, a Graf Artist Who Thought He'd Never be Caughtnew
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