The domino-playing Obama lookalike featured in the 1993 video for Tag Team's “Whoomp (There It Is),” proved to be none other than Los Angeles rapper “LA Sno” Brown. According to Gawker, who were also ...

On Tuesday, we discussed here the widely circulating Internet theory that it appeared as though Barack Obama had appeared in the video for Tag Team’s “Whoomp There It Is.” Apparently we weren’t the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 'Deliver Me From Nowhere's' Jeremy Strong explains why he couldn't listen to Bruce Springsteen's 'Nebraska' to film a key scene as ...

To recap: over the weekend, Gawker harnessed the power of the internet and cobbled together the mother of all ridiculous conspiracy theories, alleging that a blurry video still constituted evidence ...

(AllHipHop News) United States President Barack Obama has responded to growing claims that he was featured in Tag Team’s early 1990’s hit single “Whoomp (There It Is).” President Obama, who has ...

(AllHipHop News) The rights to two of the best known songs in Hip-Hop history were granted to soul music legend Al Bell, the former head of Stax Records, once home to acts like Otis Redding, The ...

Last Night on Late Night: Jon Stewart Knows Whose Ass Obama Should KickPlus, Stephen Colbert looks at another nineties rap-video conspiracy theory the president’s flack might have to deal with this ...

'Deliver Me From Nowhere's' Jeremy Strong explains why he couldn't listen to Bruce Springsteen's 'Nebraska' to film a key scene as Jon Landau. Instead, he reveals the one song that could capture that ...