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Shea Serrano is a staff writer for Grantland. His latest book, The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since 1979, Discussed, Debated and Deconstructed, is a New York Times best seller and is available everywhere.

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September 1, 2014
Music

The 1994 Rap Album Matrix: Is This Hip-Hop’s Greatest Year?

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
August 19, 2014
Kanye West

Grantland Exclusive: The Blueprints to Kanye’s Kimthedral

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
August 13, 2014
Music

The Jeezy Principles: 33 Steps to a Perfect Life

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
August 12, 2014
Movies

Thought Experiment: What If ‘The Expendables 3’ Ignites a Wesley Snipes Superstar Comeback?

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
August 7, 2014
Music

The ‘Juicy’ Standardized Test: How Well Do You Know Biggie’s Anthem 20 Years Later?

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
August 5, 2014
Music

Drake, Counted: A By-the-Numbers Chartographical Representation of a Rap Superstar

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
July 31, 2014
NBA

Hello? Who’s There? The NBA Celebrations Matrix!

Filed under Features
July 30, 2014
Music

It’s Dark and This Amusement Park Ride Is Scary: The Joys of DMX Doing Normal, Everyday Stuff

Filed under Hollywood Prospectus
July 15, 2014
Movies

The Twin Awards: The Best and Worst of Actors Pulling Double Duty

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July 9, 2014
TV

It’s ‘Breaking Bad,’ But in Spanish, and in Colombia. And It’s Still Perfect.

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