Makuochi Echebiri is a News Writer for Collider. He has been interested in creative writing from as far back as high school, and he would consume pretty much anything that’s film or TV. However, his ...
When SMACK DVD debuted in 2003 at the height of hip-hop’s street magazine craze, the name SMACK (Streets Music Art Culture and Knowledge) rang in hoods across the country and worldwide. With a ...
Since its inception, anybody involved in Hip-Hop culture has prided themselves in making something out of nothing. Not just any kind of “something” either. It’s usually something that changes the way ...
On November 8, 2002, two complete strangers came together and smacked the s**t out of the streets! Bronx-native, Craig Davis and Queens-native Smack united to create Smack DVD, which means Streets, ...
"He always had them small little sounds, it was something minute, but it felt like Eminem," Akon said of his "Smack That" collaborator. By Rania Aniftos It’s been 16 years since Akon unveiled his R&B ...
It all started off just as fun. That’s what 21-year-old college student Max Isidor said about a now viral internet trend that he created called #SmackCam, which uses the social network Vine to share ...
Motley Crue biopic The Dirt includes references to the use of “smack” and “zombie dust”. Pic credit: Netflix Motley Crue biopic The Dirt hit Netflix today and for anyone who is not familiar with the ...
In a deep history of talented Florida Gators kickers, Trey Smack now stands alone as the most successful kicker from distance to don the orange and blue. In the Gators' loss to rival Georgia Saturday, ...
Libby Smack sat in the bleachers at a national football kicking camp in Tennessee one July night last year when a family from Oklahoma walked behind her. “That’s Trey Smack,” one of the family’s kids ...
Carlton succeeds Michael McAnally Baum, who is joining the company's ownership team. By Jessica Nicholson Robert Carlton has been appointed president of SMACK, where he will now oversee all facets of ...
Robert Sietsema is the former Eater NY senior critic with more than 35 years of experience covering dining in New York City. There are four types of smash burgers available: the Classic ($5.50), a ...
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