Industry Vet Hollywood Hernandez has Died
Music industry veteran Hollywood Hernandez has passed away after battling an illness. Details about memorial services will be announced.
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Student Left Sleeping on Bus After Driver Forgot Check
A 3-year-old student was left sleeping alone on a Newark City Schools bus after the driver failed to complete required post-trip inspection. The child's mother
KATY PERRY ANNOUNCES MORE SHOW DATES�
Katy Perry adds 16 new show dates to her Las Vegas residency 'PLAY' at Resorts World Theatre from May-August 2022. Tickets go on sale January
Beatles Exhibition at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame opens The Beatles: Get Back to Let It Be exhibition March 18, featuring original instruments, clothing, and handwritten
Tracy Lawrence Premieres Heartfelt Music Video on CMT
Tracy Lawrence premieres his heartfelt music video for 'Don't Drink Whiskey' exclusively on CMT. The emotional track from Volume 3: Angelina depicts a cowboy's heartbreak
Warren Zeiders Signs with Warner Records
Country singer Warren Zeiders signs with Warner Records after his hit 'Ride the Lightning' earned 72 million streams and 500 million TikTok views.
Veteran Actress Kathryn Kates, 73, Dies from Lung Cancer
Veteran actress Kathryn Kates, known for roles in Seinfeld and Orange is the New Black, died at 73 from lung cancer. She was surrounded by
State Rep. Gerald Brady Charged with Shoplifting in Newark
Delaware State Rep. Gerald Brady was charged with shoplifting from an Acme store in Newark on two occasions, leading to his resignation after 16 years
Oldest Male Gorilla in the world, Ozzie, Dies at Atlanta Zoo
Ozzie, the world's oldest male gorilla at 61 years old, died at Zoo Atlanta on Tuesday. The 350-pound western lowland gorilla was legendary as the
Audacy Names New Operations Manager
Audacy St. Louis promotes Steve Moore to Operations Manager, overseeing six radio brands including KEZK, Y98, KMOX, and Hot 104.1 in the market.
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio, Inc. Announce New
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio launches new broadcast law education series with Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth. Free videos cover FCC regulations, contracts, and legal
Carla Rea Renews Deal with Beasley Media Group
Carla Rea renews multiyear deal with Beasley Media Group to continue co-hosting the Mike & Carla Morning Show on 96.3 KKLZ-FM Las Vegas.
The Dana Cortez Show Returns to Mornings in San Antonio
The Dana Cortez Show returns to 98.5 The Beat in San Antonio after four years, airing weekdays 5am-10am starting January 24, 2022. The show is
Radio Milwaukee Names New General Manager
Cheryl Bennett has been named general manager of 88Nine Radio Milwaukee after serving as HR manager since 2015. She brings 28 years of experience in
Watch Man Prepare Beef Tongues for Dinner (video)
I have to admit I didn't think I could watch the whole thing but I did.
Radio One, Inc.��Charlotte Welcomes Mo Quick
Radio One Charlotte welcomes Mo Quick to host The Mo Show on 92.7 The Block weekdays 10am-2pm. The Atlanta native continues her uncle Nate Quick's
SoundExchange Releases Q4 Digital Radio Report
SoundExchange releases quarterly digital radio performance data showing streaming trends and royalty distributions for artists and labels.
Emmy Winner Louie Anderson Dies at 68 After Cancer Battle
Emmy-winning comedian Louie Anderson died Friday at 68 from cancer complications. He won an Emmy for his role as Christine Baskets on FX's 'Baskets.'
iHeartMedia Memphis Announces Sista Strut 3K Walk
iHeartMedia Memphis stations announce their 8th annual Sista Strut 3K breast cancer charity walk at Liberty Bowl Stadium on April 2nd, 2022. The event raises
Rockstar Meat Loaf Dies at 74 from COVID
Legendary rock singer Meat Loaf, born Marvin Lee Aday, died at age 74 after contracting COVID-19. Known for hits like 'Bat Out of Hell' and
ANTHEM ENTERTAINMENT ACQUIRES KELLY ARCHERS COUNTRY CATALOG
Anthem Entertainment acquires hit country songwriter Kelly Archer's catalog featuring #1 hits like Travis Denning's 'After a Few' and Justin Moore's 'Somebody Else Will.'
Curtis LeGeyt Outlines NAB Broadcasting Vision
NAB President Curtis LeGeyt outlined his broadcasting vision in a virtual town hall, focusing on policy wins, business initiatives, and restoring NAB Show prominence.
BRE Publisher Sidney Miller Jr. has Died
Sidney Miller Jr., founder of Black Radio Exclusive (BRE) magazine and pioneering figure in Black music industry publishing, has died at age 89. Miller ran
Sony Music Publishing Launches Co-Venture
Sony Music Publishing UK partners with Caroline Elleray and Mark Gale to launch Second Songs, a new publishing venture focused on developing songwriters.
Atlantic Records Names Lanre Gaba Co-President of Black Music
Atlantic Records promotes Lanre Gaba to Co-President of Black Music after 20 years with the label. She'll work alongside Mike Kyser leading the department.