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Here’s something to lighten the mood. In the clip, The Alchemist challenges a street performing to dance off. Those moves were good Al, but you’re no match for Def Jam’s Dancing Machine!

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Above, Jon puts his 15 year career on display. At the 1:38 mark, he highlight’s Aaliyah’s Polaroid with a poignant message. Below is a closer look at “The Wall” itself. 

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In the footage, Jon explains the concept behind Lil Wayne’s Rebirth album artwork. Rock on.

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To celebrate Jonathan Mannion’s exhibition opening at the Milk Gallery, Joe Crack came through to show his support and ended up seeing a familiar face. 

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Somewhere in my hip-hop treasure trove, I have another variation of this image as a Hard Knock Life Vol. 2 promo poster. Taking a trip down memeory lane, Jon gives the skinny on the shoot and how Jigga’s royal blue Bentley crushed the block—and ego’s. 

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Last night was the opening of celebrity photographer Johnathan Mannion‘s three week long exhibition at the Milk Gallery in New York City. For 15 years, he’s captured some of hip-hop’s most iconic images. Above, he gives the story behind The Notorious B.I.G.’s photograph at the Palladium. More footage on the way.

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Here’s a quick look at Maino’s upcoming clip shot in East New Yawwk ! …If Tomrrow Comes June 30th

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In the clip, Raekwon’s shot another video for “New Wu” featuring Method Man and Ghostface Killah. This time around, Dennis couldn’t make it so Noreaga, Teyanna Taylor and Joell Ortiz got their close up’s instead.

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Briefcase Joe…Coming Soon!

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Travis Barker knows how to party like a rock star.  After all, he’s had on the job training as the drummer for Blink 182. But truthfully, the So Cal native’s a hardcore hip-hop head. In fact, he’s fiddled his sticks for P.Diddy, Soulja Boy and The Game. More recently, he was commissioned to remix Eminem’s “3 A.M.”. Trav phoned in with Rap Radar to discuss how the project came to fruition.