Jonathan Abrams

One warm August day in 1973 at a back-to-school block party in the Bronx, hip-hop was born. The melting pot of the city brought together the music and culture of the Caribbean islands with the African-American sonic heritage of jazz, soul, blues, and funk, combined it with the need to give a voice to the

Gone but not forgotten: the years of clear plastic landlines and candy colored iPods, hip huggers and mini skirts, teeny tiny dogs and endless camisole layering, have captured our attention again. It was the new millennium, and the internet was revolutionizing the way we worked, connected with friends, and consumed content. Reality TV took off,