Capitol Records receives a Hollywood Star of Recognition on November 15th, presented by Katy Perry and music executives. The ceremony celebrates Capitol's 75th anniversary at
DJ Dimepiece aka 'The Mixin' Vixen' has departed Radio-One stations in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio. She served as Music Director and host at 101.1 The
Michael Moore outlines a post-election strategy urging Democrats to reclaim their party, reject failed media narratives, and emphasize Clinton's popular vote victory.
Bishop Paul Morton expresses gratitude to radio stations for supporting his new single from Legacy Live in New Orleans. The gospel legend acknowledges radio's role
Alicia Keys releases her sixth studio album HERE, featuring 11 tracks exploring identity, growth, and her love for NYC. The album includes collaborations with A$AP
Philadelphia radio legend Mary Mason, who worked 40+ years in black talk radio, faces nursing home eviction despite saving $1.5 million for retirement before Alzheimer's
Radio Facts gets mentioned on Tom Joyner Morning Show during Cathy Hughes interview. The recognition came after featuring Hughes in their Women of Color in
Capitol Records launches year-long 75th anniversary celebration in November with vinyl reissues, documentary series, and TASCHEN book honoring eight decades of music history.
Bob Marley & the Wailers release complete 1975 Lyceum Theatre concerts for the first time as expanded three-LP set, featuring both historic London shows.
The 19th L.A. Focus First Ladies High Tea at Beverly Hilton featured over 1,000 attendees celebrating church first ladies. Lynn Whitfield received the Legacy Award
Radio colleague Reggie Miles Sr. shares heartfelt memories of legendary DJ Herb Kent's 72-year career at WVON Chicago and his lasting impact on urban radio.
Radio Facts honors 2016's biggest innovators and influencers in urban and Black radio, spotlighting industry leaders like Cathy Hughes and D.L. Hughley.
Robert 'Big Sonny' Edwards, original member of The Intruders and pioneer of the Philadelphia Sound, has died. The group's 1968 hit 'Cowboys to Girls' helped
Diddy presented Nas with the prestigious Jimmy Iovine Icon Award at the Revolt Music Conference, delivering a powerful tribute to the hip-hop legend's career.
Michael Baisden announces his return to radio with a new syndicated show airing weekdays 3-7pm EST. The interactive program focuses on adult relationships, community activism,