Sacha Jenkins, the renowned journalist who co-founded 'Ego Trip' magazine and was a documentary filmmaker, has died.

Sacha Jenkins, the renowned hip-hop journalist and cultural historian who co-founded Ego Trip magazine and produced TV series and documentaries about Louis Armstrong and Wu-Tang Clan, has died.

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