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The Kid Mero and DJ Akademiks have had their issues in the past, but things took a new turn by way of a nasty back-and-forth online. After DJ Akademiks suggested The Kid Mero’s new post at Hot 97 was a “DEI” hire, the morning show host got active on social media and viciously insulted the popular streamer. Late Friday night (March 20), a Nicki Minaj fan account posted a clip […]
Source: Live Nation / R1 Three of the most iconic names in hip-hop and R&B—TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue—are joining forces for the first time ever on the “It’s Iconic” North American tour. This groundbreaking collaboration celebrates decades of music, empowerment, and sisterhood, promising fans an unforgettable experience. The tour kicks off on August 15, 2026, in Franklin, Tennessee, and will travel across the U.S. and Canada, hitting major cities […]
Afroman emerged triumphant in a well-publicized legal scuffle between himself and a group of Ohio police officers who attempted to sue him for defamation. Afroman says he’s forgiven the police officers, but says he’ll keep playing the songs that targeted the sheriff’s deputies as he fought to clear his name. As we shared in our reporting last week, Afroman Joseph E. Foreman successfully defended himself against a lawsuit brought by […]
Source: Reach Media / Radio One Legendary R&B singer Stokley joined The DL Hughley Show for a discussion centered around the power of music, cultural identity, and staying authentic. Throughout the interview, the subject of how R&B continues to grow and evolve, spotlighting his unmistakable sound and the importance of representing the community. The state of R&B music took center stage in this discussion, with Stokley addressing both concerns over […]
Source: Toni Leavell / Radio One Digital It’s 2026, and we’re officially outside! This year is packed with an incredible lineup of festivals and events that celebrate Black culture, music, art, and innovation across the globe. These gatherings are more than just places to vibe, they’re spaces where Black joy, creativity, and power take center stage. From the soulful streets of New Orleans to the sun-soaked beaches of Ghana, these […]
Source: Eric Charbonneau / Getty Chaka Khan has one of those voices you recognize in a single note. She’s the Queen of Funk for a reason, but her story runs way deeper than the hits. She first shook up the ’70s with Rufus, dropping joints like “Tell Me Something Good” and “Ain’t Nobody.” Those records blended rock, soul, and funk so smoothly that they changed what R&B bands could sound like. Then […]
Source: Sabrina Bracher / Getty Women’s History Month, and certainly Black Women’s History Month, invites us to celebrate the women who changed the course of history. Yet some of the most transformative acts of women’s leadership unfold in quieter ways, through the everyday choices women make to support, uplift, and invest in one another personally and professionally. And in this moment, when many Black women in leadership are navigating orchestrated sabotage […]
Source: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / Getty When most people talk about Spike Lee movies, they think about the joints he directed, from “Do the Right Thing” to “Malcolm X” and “BlacKkKlansman.” But Spike Lee’s movie legacy is bigger than his director credits, thanks to a long list of films he has produced or executive produced through his 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks banner. As his influence grew, he expanded his 40 Acres, […]
Source: Jean-Jacques BERNIER / Getty 10 Most Memorable Chuck Norris Movie Fights For decades, martial arts movies have brought us together. Think back to those weekend movie marathons, gathering with family and friends to watch larger-than-life heroes dominate the screen. When it comes to pure, unapologetic action, few names command as much respect as Chuck Norris. He didn’t just act in action movies; he helped build the genre, empowering a […]
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