The Swiss know a thing or two about cheese, and here's their latest conclusion: It tastes better under the influence of rap music. Specifically, longterm exposure to A Tribe Called Quest results in improved flavor, which sounds about right.

Also: the lesser-explored link between Buddha and DicknoseThis is our fourth visit to The Week’s Winner And Losers, a shaded corner of the internet where we extend congratulations and – yes – commiserations to great, the good and the frankly inept of pop culture. I should emphasise that this is safe space, a place in which there’s no sha...

A Tribe Called Quest legend Q-Tip talks to NME about his solo masterpiece 'The Renaissance', which has just turned ten, and why he believes young rappers don’t respect their elders.When Q-Tip released his second solo album, The Renaissance, back in November 2008, the world was a very different place. Released the same day Barack Obama was elec...

In the two years since the great Montreal dance producer Kaytranada released his deeply promising debut album 99.9%, he's been in collaboration mode. He's worked with artists like Buddy and Cassie, and he's played festival stages around the world. He has not, however, released too much of his own music. But last night, Kaytranada fired…

Jack White brought out Q-Tip during the encore of his show at Madison Square Garden last night to do a few songs. Q came out for the back half of White’s Lazaretto track “That Black Bat Licorice,” and then performed A Tribe Called Quest’s “Excursions.” Watch video from the show and chec...