Rappy's class goes to the library and he can't keep quiet all he wants to do is rap.

Rappy the Raptor tells the story of how he bacame a rapping velociraptor, all in rhyme.

One day at recess, Rappy the dinosaur gets taken by aliens on a U.F.O. ride. The head alien, Janet, wants Rappy to live with her-on Mars! Will Rappy stay in space to roam, or will he rap his way back home? Beginning readers will love rapping along to this rhyming Level Two I Can Read tale as Rappy goes on an out-of-this-world adventure. This rhyming Level Two I Can Read is geared for kids who read on their own but still need a little help.

When Simon B. Rhymin' and his crew notice inequality in their school and neighborhoood, they use rhymes to help bring their community together.

Chronicles the spiritual journey of several rappers as they incorporate the words of Jesus Christ into their music.

"On the first day of school, Rappy the Raptor uses his raps and rhymes to deal with a bully and make a new friend"--

In this program, African jazz musician Edmund "Ntemi" Piliso traces the roots of African jazz from the days of apartheid in 1940s Alexandra Township. With musical performances throughout highlighting the various eras, Piliso moves through the days of pennywhistle jive groups hustling change on streetcorners, to the sounds of marabi-a bittersweet fusion of American jazz and the restless rhythm of an uprooted tribal culture. The latter sound, lost for...

A feature-length documentary that asks the question: Is hip-hop the problem or is it the solution? Has hip-hop been exploited for economic gain? Who is controlling the systems and influencing the youth? Who is really making the money?

Chicago fifth-grader Simon, an aspiring rapper who lacks self-confidence, uses his rhymes to help bring his community together.

Sixteen-year-old Bri hopes to become a great rapper, and after her first song goes viral for all the wrong reasons, must decide whether to sell out or face eviction with her widowed mother.