Quincy Jones

(Getty Images) Music producer and media mogul Quincy Jones is not happy about Vibe closing shop. That's why he says he's going to resurrect the revolutionary hip-hop mag he founded in 1993. “I’m trying to buy my magazine back now,” Jones told EbonyJet.com Thursday. “They just messed my magazine all up, but I’m gonna get it back. You better believe it, I’m’a take it online because print and all that stuff is over.” Jones started Vibe to showcase hip-hop music and talent at a time when he felt it was being under-represented in the media. The magazine became increasingly less profitable in recent years ... Read Full Story

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What was once the underground market, is now becoming mainstream. Urban, hip hop, and bling bling watches are now some of the hottest sellers in the jewelry market today. With brand names like Joe Rodeo , Marc Ecko , and Nixon becoming as popular as Rolex or Breitling , the once flea market and back ally brands are climbing to the top. What was the perceived motto for Rolex or Breitling , "The watch makes the man." No longer holds true for urban brands like Joe Rodeo , Marc Ecko , and Nixon . In fact, the exact opposite applies. Now, in the case ... Read Full Story

After watching the BET Awards, I arrived at a few conclusions. BET needs to improve as a television station, Al Green is still the man, Maxwell needs to release another album, Cassie and Rihanna are some of the baddest women in the game, Diddy is Diddy (Love or Hate that man, but you much respect his hustle), T-Pain is A-OK in my book, Lil Wayne is a good dude without the styrofoam cup (that syrup is like Superman's red kryptonite) and last but not least the game would not be the game without originators like Quincy Jones. Thriller wouldn't have been Thriller without Quincy. ... Read Full Story

American musician Quincy Jones , who is one of the three biggest Grammy winners of all time with 27 to his name, joined Tribune Newspapers on Monday as a guest columnist. He is following the lead of U2 frontman Bono as newspapers look for new ways to entice readers and survive an advertising slump. http://www.netglimse.com/news/2661/Quincy_Jones:_Starts_a_new_series Read Full Story