Public Enemy’s “Fight the Power” and Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. To celebrate the legacy of the tune, and its impact both in and out of movie theaters 25 years later ...

Chuck D wrote “Fight The Power” while Public Enemy opened on Run-DMC’s 1988 tour. Its title pays homage to The Isley Brothers’ 1975 top-10 hit, ...

In this pivotal year and racially charged era, the BET Awards chose to open their show in June with a new version of Public Enemy’s iconic 1989 song “Fight the Power,” which sadly is as ...

Public Enemy released the video for its updated version of the song “Fight the Power,” featuring images and videos of recent protests over systemic racism and police brutality.

However, the movie’s influential anthem “Fight the Power,” from Roosevelt, N.Y.’s Public Enemy, has never really gone away, only growing in stature over the past three decades.

Not so fast, Academy, says Chuck D. Lots of people were perplexed or even displeased by Oscars producers' decision to start and end the show with Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" playing over the ...

Spike Lee tapped Public Enemy to write what became the song of the summer in 1989. "Fight the Power" became an anthem that still fits in the Black Lives Matter era.

Public Enemy – Fight the Power (“Fear of a Black Planet” Version) Below is Thomas “TNT” Todd in recent years, speaking at a 2014 event about the state of black Chicago politics.

And for the broadcast’s opening and closing number, the producers opted for a head-scratcher in Public Enemy’s “Fight the Power,” the 1990 protest theme of Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing.

In 1989, Public Enemy broke up — just after recording their signature song, “Fight the Power,” and just before it became the musical centerpiece of Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing.” ...

Public Enemy action figures are here. Now with more clocks. ... Fight The Power With These New Public Enemy Action Figures. by: Marcus Benjamin September 7, 2016. Hey kids and kids at heart!

Public Enemy member Professor Griff isn’t pleased the Oscars played “Fight the Power” during Sunday’s telecast. “The show can’t claim the blackness of Public Enemy’s message ...