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The Library of Congress recently announced that Lionel Richie will receive the national library’s Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. He will be bestowed the prize at an all-star tribute in Washington, D.C., on March 9.
Ronnie Spector, lead singer of the '60s girl group The Ronettes and famous for hits like the 1963 classic "Be My Baby," died today at the age of 78.
After news broke last year that parole had been approved for one of the men that killed James Jordan Sr., father of NBA icon Michael Jordan, it now appears the parole board decided to reverse that decision by terminating the agreement effective immediately.
Kristen Hayden made history on December 13 after becoming first Black woman to win a National Diving Title.
Flavor Flav's recent misfortune popped up yet again and almost took him out for good after he encountered a near-death experience when a massive boulder struck his car.
The 44th President & First Lady’s portraits are coming to Atlanta in 2022! President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s White House portraits will be displayed at the High Museum of Art in Midtown, starting on January 14th through March 20th, 2022. According to the High Museum: “Due to high demand for this exhibition, an exhibition-specific […]
The NFT financial explosion is among us.
Well the one thing I will say is that Khalid is still one of the best We all know what he can do on the hip-hop side but the new album “Scenic Drive” has cultivated R&B at its best!!! The Interlude alone with Alicia Keys definitely sets the mood from the jump. Collabs from 6lack and […]
Throughout his illustrious career in entertainment, Will's done it all. Let's look back at how the Fresh Prince became a King.
With Daniel Craig bowing out as lead after 'No Time To Die,' all eyes were on Idris Elba to finally throw on the tux once and for all. However, it's looking like he'll be settling for the role of villain now that reports are saying he's been offered a role in the next project.
Filmmaker Nick Brooks has reached a seven-figure deal for his young adult thriller 'Promise Boys,' in which three boys at a Washington, D.C., charter school investigate the murder of their principal, and learn hard truths about their education and community.
Grammy-nominated R&B singer Kenny Lattimore and his wife, 'Divorce Court' star Judge Faith Jenkins, both joined Tamron Hall in-studio to discuss their marriage, finding love later in life, Lattimore being molested as a child and how that trauma affected his relationship with Jenkins.