Nearly five decades ago, Fab 5 Freddy told Debbie Harrythat "everybody's fly," and it led not just to Blondie topping the Hot 100 for the fourth time, but the groundbreaking punk band also made ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On March 28, 1981, American rock group Blondie landed their fourth No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 with "Rapture". The song has ...

Forty years ago, Debbie Harry went on network TV to introduce a new musical phenomenon called hip-hop. “The most recent fad to catch on with kids in our big cities and metropolitan areas is rapping,” ...

And here's an extended look at Soldier Boy's "golden" performance from S03E04 "Glorious Five Year Plan," Today, we take a look back as Soldier Boy serenades the Solid Gold dancers with a Super ...

“Rapture” is often considered one of the earliest rap songs to hit the mainstream. During a 2012 interview with Westchester Magazine, Harry said the song was an example of hip-hop rather than rap. “At ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When Grandmaster Flash appeared on The Masked Singer this week, the Bronx-born hip-hop pioneer made sure to keep his legacy intact ...

The year is 1981. “Rapture” is Blondie’s second single from their fifth studio album—it’s been in the number one spot for weeks—and it’s the first ever rap video to be shown on MTV. And there he is: ...

Fred Brathwaite, also known as Fab 5 Freddy, 66, is a visual and graffiti artist and filmmaker whose name appears in the lyrics of Blondie’s “Rapture” and who had a cameo in the music video. He’s the ...