Sam Cooke
Pioneering soul singer Sam Cooke, also dubbed the “King Of Soul,” was murdered under curious circumstances on December 11, 1964 -- a case which remains under heavy scrutiny to this day.
Regina King made history by becoming the first Black woman director to premiere a film at the Venice Film Festival.
CHICAGO– The city of Chicago is honoring soul and gospel singer, Sam Cooke, with his own street. Cooke is originally from Mississippi, but moved to Chicago at a young age. He started off as a gospel singer but began making rhythm and blues music including his hits “You Send Me” and “A Change Gon Come.” […]
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