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The article focuses on rapper, motivational speaker, and business woman Angel Haze. Topics include her debut music album "Dirty Gold," Haze collaboration with musician Woodkid and English electronic music quartet Rudimental, and her record deal with Universal Republic Records. It mentions Haze's manager Nicola Carson, Universal Music Group president Le'Roy Benros, and Universal's executive vice president Rob Stevenson.

The article discusses the career of hip-hop musician, singer, and female rapper Dessa, with information on the June 2013 release of her solo album "Parts of Speech." Topics include her recording contract with the record label Doomtree Records, her experience as a slam poet and lyricist, and the singer-songwriter's selection of the song "Warsaw" as the first single.

The article focuses on Amplify Dot, a 14-year old American rapper whose real name is Ashley Charles.

The article reports on Amplify Dot (also known as A-Dot), the first female rapper in Great Britain to receive a major label album deal in over a decade.

The article presents information on the success of rap artist Nicki Minaj, as of December 2011, focusing on the success of her album "Pink Friday" and song "Super Bass" on "Billboard" magazine's airplay and retail sales charts.

The article focuses on the life and career of female rapper Kreayshawn which has worked out well. It states that Kreayshawn was a dropout student from a film school and her arms are covered with tattoos mostly cartoon characters. During her appearance on a morning radio at the Rockefeller Center wherein she was asked how she classifies her music, she says that she does not want to be called the white rapper rather an artist.

The article reviews the television premiere of the documentary film “My Mic Sounds Nice: A Truth About Women in Hip-Hop,” starring MC Lyte, Trina, and Salt-N-Pepa on Black Entertainment Television (BET), August 30, 2010.

The article reports on the success of the female rapper Nicki Minaj on "Billboard" magazine's airplay and retail sales charts as of July 3, 2010.

The article focuses on the results of British rapper Speech Debelle's music album "Speech Therapy" winning the Barclaycard Mercury Prize on September 8, 2009. After her victory she had the biggest victory-week sales increase for a Mercury winner in terms of percentage, with sales up 2,575 percent. The album obtained the number 65 spot on the Official Charts Co. albums list.

The article reports that female rapper Nicki Minaj is a part of the festival Young Money Presents: America's Most Wanted Music Festival. Minaj said that the lack of female rap musicians has made it easier to have opportunities for success. She also commented that this is her opportunity to make herself known.

The article reviews the musical release "I Love You" by Amanda Blank.

The article presents an interview with Stephen Hill, president of music programming and specials for BET (Black Entertainment Television.) Hill discusses the popularity of the BET Awards shows, and the launch of the Centric network, which is a music and lifestyle channel for the adult demographic. He also comments on trends in hip-hop music, noting that only three female rap acts submitted videos to BET in 2008.

The article reviews the musical release "Jigsaw" by Lady Sovereign.

The article reviews the music release "Jeanius," by Jean Grae.