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'The State of Black Music Today'
iOne Digital, NMAAM Talk State Of Black Music

On June 24th iOne Digital and the National Museum of African American Music hosted a dynamic discussion on "The State…
by NewsOne Staff
06.30.20
Album Covers
50 Jams To Keep Memorial Day Weekend Rocking

Memorial Day might not bring out the grills, but the drinks and more importantly the jams can still be flowing…
by NewsOne Staff
05.24.20
REVOLT X AT&T Host REVOLT 3-Day Summit In Los Angeles - Day 3
Recording Academy History: Valeisha Butterfield Jones' New Job

Businesswoman Valeisha Butterfield Jones has been appointed as The Recording Academy’s first-ever Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer.
by NewsOne Staff
05.03.20
Celebrities At The Los Angeles Clippers Game
TDE Founder Covers Rent For L.A.’s Senior Citizens

Hip-hop executive Anthony Tiffith, CEO of Top Dawg Entertainment, will cover one month’s rent for over 300 senior citizens living…
by NewsOne Staff
04.27.20
Babyface and Teddy Riley
Babyface's Best Trash Talk Moments Battling Teddy Riley

The two legends faced off in a Verzuz night to remember.
by Royce Dunmore
04.22.20
51st NAACP Image Awards - Arrivals
Songstress H.E.R. Launches Sunglasses Collection

Songstress H.E.R. has teamed up with the company Diff Eyewear for the creation of a new collection of sunglasses.
by NewsOne Staff
03.31.20
Latin American Music Awards 2018
Ludacris Donates $75K In Musical Instruments To School

Rapper Ludacris donated $75,000 worth of musical instruments to a high school in Miami.
by NewsOne Staff
03.31.20
49th NAACP Image Awards - Arrivals
Issa Rae’s Record Label Acquires Bonfire Collective

Issa Rae’s record label Raedio has acquired the music supervision firm Bonfire Collective.
by NewsOne Staff
03.31.20
10 itemsEbro Compares Eminem To Black People And It Doesn't End Well
Ebro Says Eminem Gets Disrespected Like 'Black Folks'

Rap fans and non-rap fans were equally baffled.
by Adrian Moore
03.31.20
Go-Go Music Bill In D.C. Is Sure To Leave Gentrifiers In Ruins
Gentrifiers Probably Cringing At D.C. Go-Go Music Bill

It inches closer to becoming law.
by Adrian Moore
03.31.20
Black Female Lead Of The Black Eyed Peas Describes Being Over-Sexualized As A Reason For Quitting
Black Eyed Peas' Original Female Lead Speaks Out

She breaks down her motives for leaving the group nearly 20 years ago.
by Adrian Moore
03.31.20
59th GRAMMY Awards
Solange To Be Awarded Lena Horne Prize

Solange Knowles will receive the inaugural Lena Horne Prize for Artists Creating Social Impact.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
Earth Wind and Fire
Earth, Wind & Fire Inducted Into Kennedy Honors

Earth, Wind & Fire made history as the first Black group to be inducted into the Kennedy Center Honors.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
Ryan Gordy Foundation Celebrates 60 Years Of Mowtown - Arrivals
Los Angeles Intersection Renamed After Berry Gordy

A Los Angeles intersection has been named after legendary music mogul Berry Gordy.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
Smiling bald young woman using laptop in classroom
Howard University And Amazon Launch Entertainment Program

Howard University has teamed up with Amazon Studios to create a program focused on diversifying the entertainment industry.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
Close-Up Of Sticks On Drum
Five-Year-Old Drummer Receives Scholarship From Alcorn State University

A five-year-old drummer from Louisiana has received a band scholarship from Alcorn State University.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
2016 ONE Musicfest
OutKast Nominated For Songwriters Hall Of Fame

OutKast has been nominated for the 2020 Songwriters Hall of Fame.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
9 itemsKanye West and Fred Hammond
Twitter Mocks Fred Hammond On Kanye's New Album

Kanye features the gospel legend on his new album "Jesus Is King".
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
2019 Black Girls Rock! - Arrivals
Actress Issa Rae Launches “Raedio” Record Label

Issa Rae has teamed up with Atlantic Records to launch a new record label.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
2011 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival - Day 3
Kanye's Delayed New Album Already Getting Side-Eyes

Twitter and other critiques find it hard to take the rapper seriously.
by NewsOne Staff
03.30.20
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