SH Collective's  Prince of Darkness is back with his words of random thoughts and rambles. He has taken a step back and observed how his favorite areas of Sports & Fashion blend together.

Brooklyn's own, BLaCk Bruce WaYnE is back with another post for you guys. He's having dinner and he wants you to know who he would have as his dinner guests  as well as some of the topics they'd shared at the table. Check it out after the jump.

  Today, Plaxico Burress, former New York Giants wide receiver, plead guilty was sentenced to two years of prison time for his Cheddar Bob moment. Myself & PJ Hood gave our 20 cents with regards to the matter.

"I'm never on schedule but I'm always on time" as Nas said. Brooklyn's son is back and he was inspired. What could that be? Check for more after the jump.

As some of you may or may not know, the web and other blogs have been in a whirlwind about LeBron James' recent on court facial at the most recent Nike Basketball/LeBron James Skills Academy.

With the NBA season drawing to a close ,  I thought about how much effort it takes to assemble that perfect team to win a title. For this entry, I decided to link  hip hop & basketball in a marriage discussion but with a little bit of a twist. 

Salutations world! I wanted to have a meaningful entry this time around with the new site. For this entry, I wanted to focus on hip hop artists of the present and the near future.

  Ladies and gentlemen it's a new year and I'm back with some new topics for twenty 09. SH Collective & Friends will be engaging in a heavy and interesting debate where we would love for our readers to be involved in as well.

For most of us music has probably played a major part in our lives. It probably draws memories from a childhood to maybe a certain boyfriend/girlfriend or a Saturday/Sunday afternoon that stands out like a sore thumb. I am a major fan of the 80s and 90s because everything seemed so brand new to me because obviously I was a kid. I have taken the time to list a few of my own tracklisting but this time I want to hear from our readers.

When watching great sports figures leave their accustomed sport and the torch is passed, we find great intrigue and wonder at the next individual that should or could take the throne. In basketball, you have Kobe Bryant & LeBron James as the heirs to MJs legacy. In football, there are a stream of quarterbacks that can clearly pick up the torch from Brett Favre. But, we must all remember the intrigue that draws us towards those that are on their long journey to greatness so once we see them reach the pinnacle of their career we can say we witnessed greatness. I introduce you to Formula One Racing phenom Lewis Hamilton of Great Britian. Some of you maybe saying to yourselves 'race car driving is not a sport' or 'who the hell is Lewis Hamilton?' Well, let us start by making comparisons to make it easy for those at home who are unfamiliar. Formula One Racing's equivalent to Michael Jordan in the 'sport' is the now retired Michael Schumacher of Germany who drove for the Ferrari Team (Chicago Bulls of the 90s for F1). Schumacher was known for his aggressiveness, competitive edge and his consistency in winning Grand Prixs (aka races). So ...