Recording Artists
In the history of music, has there ever been an icon bigger than Michael Jackson? It’s very unlikely! The Gary, Indiana born singer, songwriter, dancer and philanthropist made his professional debut at the very young age of six years old. He joined his four older brothers and formed the Jackson 5. After experiencing seven highly […]
From Houston to the Big Apple, and even a stop in Belize City, we thought of 6 rappers that would have a successful run for mayor.
After years of speculation and rumors, R&B legend Tevin Campbell sets the record straight on his personal life. In the latest episode of PEOPLE Magazine’s People Every Day podcast, the 90s heartthrob officially confirms that he is a gay man and offers insight on what finally led him to open up to his fans. “What […]
Love it or hate it, certain sectors of rap music are solely predicated on being tough. It’s not just about the words you say, but the bravado in which you say them. Gangsta rap started in the 80s. Acts like Ice-T and NWA held no punches, skewing the genre with its no-holds-barred approach to rhyming […]
2Pac allegedly walked out on an opportunity to collaborate with Michael Jackson after feeling disrespected in the studio.
Robert "Uncle Bob" Hoobler, who rapper Lil Wayne credits with saving his life as a kid, was found dead in his Louisiana home on July 22.
For Black Music Month, we wanted to give you some good Gospel to listen so check out these amazing albums from these greats.
Born in Jamaica, NYC, Wright dominated the R&B and radio industry with his hit song, “Who Do You Love” while he was just 19 years old. He was also the son of Roberta Flack, a brilliant woman and world class singer.
The Purple One will soon be receiving the ultimate honor in tribute to his unmistakable sense of style during a special event by Black Fashion Week Minnesota at the one and only Paisley Park to kick off this year's festivities.
Singer John Legend will receive The Recording Academy’s inaugural Global Impact Award for his artistry and activism.