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When Brandy and Monica announced their first-ever tour together, Doninique Morgan saw it as a reminder that the things we thought were lost can still come back to us.
In this commentary, William E. Ketchum III discusses Timbaland's formation of an AI record label and the problems he is contributing to by doing so.
We caught up with the beautiful Paula Patton, who dished on her new film "Finding Faith," being seven years sober and other personal challenges.
Roots & Rhythm: Celebrating the Connection Between Black Music and Professional Athletes June is Black Music Month, a time to celebrate the profound influence of Black musicians on the global soundtrack of our lives. This year, the theme “Roots & Rhythm” highlights how music deeply intertwines with diverse cultural elements—including the world of professional sports. […]
Our weekly ‘What To Watch’ TV list celebrates Black Music Month with our favorite musical guests on these popular Black sitcoms. Watch inside.
Meagan Good pulled up in a look that screamed “don’t play with her,” and Jonathan Majors was right there matching the energy. See their viral red carpet moment + more celeb looks from the Hollywood Unlocked Awards
On a recent episode of Get Up Mornings with Erica Campbell, listeners were introduced—or reintroduced—to an extraordinary couple with an unforgettable journey: Rob and Sibil “Fox” Richardson. Known collectively as “Fox and Rob,” the New Orleans couple opened up about surviving more than two decades as an incarcerated family, and how their love and mission […]
Chrisette Michele reveals she’s been diagnosed with autism, sparking powerful conversations about Black women and neurodivergence.
The Roots frontman, Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter, expands his creative footprint with a project expected to drop next year.
Ananda was 52. Ananda Lewis Was The It Girl In The ’90s – We Loved To See Her I got to know Ananda later in life, and she left a lasting legacy. But I was not the only one. An entire generation of Black women saw themselves reflected in Ananda—smart, grounded, stylish, and unapologetically real. […]
