Al Pacino Credits Hip-Hop With Making ‘Scarface’ a Hit
Al Pacino Credits Hip-Hop With Making ‘Scarface’ a Hit: ‘They Understood It. They Embraced It.’
And then it just carried and it kept going and going.” Directed by Brian De Palma, and starring Al Pacino in a role that revitalized his already storied career, Scarface has been one of the hip-hop community’s favorite films since its release in 1983.
The aftermath would have been no less complicated if Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar had surrendered to the IDF in Gaza.
I mean, I was there. I said, I am this guy.” The Academy Award-winning actor told Maron that he was living with fellow ...
Former "Geto Boys" group member Scarface reveals he had open-heart surgery recently and that he is doing just fine ...
Rap legend T.I. is marching steadily to his retirement, but first he sat down with AllHipHop to discuss the projects that represents a final chapter in his remarkable career in rap. The Atlanta rep ...
The iconic rapper Scarface revealed that he faced "certain death" after going into ICU in August of 2024 for open heart surgery ...
That’s particularly true for pushy true-crime podcaster Mia (Alexa Blair) and her boyfriend Cole (Mason Mecartea), heavily ...
From Shakespeare to Strindberg to “Scarface”: The actor remembers all of it and talks about some of it in “Sonny Boy.” ...
Set to the backing track of Scarface theme Push it to the Limit, the one-minute clip features the gang bagging up piles of drugs and counting their profits. With piles of cash and Rolex watches, ...
"Scarface" and "The Godfather" actor Al Pacino blamed his reckless spending, financial ignorance, and his accountant for his ...
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