Contributing writer for 'The Atlantic' and former ESPN journalist Jemele Hill opened up about her career, her relationships, including with her mother, and more in a recent interview. Hill also spoke about how being raised in Detroit, Michigan forged her sense of pride and toughness. The post Jemele Hill Gets Candid About Memoir & Career In New Interview appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.
Source: Getty Images / Getty Aside from spawning countless classic albums, creating music icons, and making the culture a multi-billion dollar business, Hip-Hop’s golden era of the 90’s also produced a gang of rappers turned entrepreneurs who to this day continue to make bank. One of those Hip-Hop knuckleheads turned professional entertainer is Wu-Tang’s own Method Man who went from ripping mics to, well, everything else. From becoming a respectable actor to having his own podcast on comic books, Johnny Blaze has branched out to other fields of entertainment outside of rap music over the years and has made quite a career for himself outside of the booth. In the latest podcast episode of Spotify’s Jemele Hill Is Unbothered, the Ticalian Stallion opens up about his life’s work from the 90’s ...