New Morning Show for 98.7 AMP Radio: Buck and Coop
98.7 AMP Radio Detroit launches The Buck and Coop Show as their new morning drive program starting April 9, 2012, featuring Buck Head and Sean
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RAB Names Erica Farber President and CEO
RAB Names Erica Farber President and CEO �Jeff Haley Embarking on a New VentureNew York, New York ” April 3, 2012 — �Erica Farber has
WGCI’s Morning Riot 3rd Anniversary Party
107.5 WGCI celebrates Tony Sculfield's Morning Riot show 3rd anniversary with performances by Ashanti, Future, Kirko Bangz, and Elle Varner at Chicago's V Live.
Trayvon Martin’s Hacked Photo and College Search
Photoshopped images of Trayvon Martin circulated in mainstream media to damage his reputation. His Gmail revealed college searches before his death.
Great Story on Steve Harvey…
Steve Harvey shares rare insider details about his path to success during BET Celebration of Gospel taping. The veteran host reveals personal information about who
Krutz Family Cellars Launches 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon in LA
Krutz Family Cellars releases 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon with art label by Medeski Martin & Wood's Billy Martin at Warner Bros Records' Vinyl Revisionists show.
David Guetta Free Documentary on iTunes Through April 2
David Guetta releases free documentary 'Nothing But The Beat' on iTunes through April 2. The film chronicles the DJ's rise and EDM's evolution with interviews
Trayvon Martin: Race and Justice Conversation
ABC News hosted a town hall discussion on race and justice following Trayvon Martin's death, featuring Q-Tip, Mary Mary, and other celebrities calling for national
George Zimmerman’s Father’s Account of What Happened
George Zimmerman's father gives controversial account claiming Trayvon Martin threatened his son. The elderly man's story contradicts widely reported facts about the case.
AG Harris Settles with Arbitron on Equal Radio Ratings for Minorities
California Attorney General Kamala Harris reached a settlement with Arbitron over discriminatory radio ratings methods that undercounted minority audiences.
Hidden Beach & Jeff Bradshaw Launch Musicians Relief Campaign
Hidden Beach artist Jeff Bradshaw launches awareness campaign for New Orleans Musicians Relief Fund with VH1 Soul premiering his "Got Til It's Gone" video featuring
DeDe McGuire Celebrates K104 Morning Show Anniversary
DeDe McGuire celebrates one year as K104 FM morning show host in Dallas while maintaining her role co-hosting the nationally syndicated Doug Banks Show.
Former Record Label Exec Dwayne Alexander Stabbed to Death
Former Capitol Records publicist Dwayne Alexander, 48, was fatally stabbed by a 22-year-old student while working as a counselor at a Los Angeles Job Corps
Haircut Art: Barbers as Artists
Barbers are combining artistic skills with traditional hair cutting to create stunning hair art designs. This growing trend showcases how barbering and visual art share
Dave Furano, Gene Simmons Launch Rock & Brews
KISS legend Gene Simmons launches Rock & Brews restaurant chain with partners Dave Furano and Michael Zislis in El Segundo, California near LAX.
ROBERT GLASPER’S “BLACK RADIO” DEBUTS AT #15
Robert Glasper's acclaimed album Black Radio debuts at #15 on Billboard Top 200, marking his first chart entry with impressive first-week sales of 20,854 units.
SUPERADIO LAUNCHES “DIGGIN’ IN THA CRATES WITH CHUBB ROCK
Hip-Hop legend Chubb Rock launches syndicated radio show 'Diggin' In Tha Crates' featuring classic 80s and 90s Hip-Hop and R&B through SupeRadio Networks.
Whitney Houston: She Didn’t Die Broke
Contrary to popular reports, Whitney Houston did not die broke but was actually very wealthy with millions in assets, leaving her family well provided for.
Former KFI Host Blasts John and Ken (video)
John Ziegler hosted a popular and highly rated full-time show on KFI for four years with most of that time spent directly following John and
Ken Reynolds on Working with Whitney Houston
Former Arista Records publicist Ken Reynolds shares intimate memories of working with Whitney Houston, from their first meeting to her promotional tour launch.
Black St. Louis Air Personalities (pic)
St. Louis honored Black radio broadcasting legends in 2012, recognizing pioneers like Lou 'Fatha' Thimes and Bernie Hayes for their contributions to urban radio.
Did Enquirer Go Too Far? Whitney Houston Casket Pic
The National Enquirer published a controversial photo of Whitney Houston in her casket from what appears to be a private viewing. The publication raises questions
Rahsaan Patterson’s Trauma Song for RAINN
R&B singer Rahsaan Patterson releases 'Don't Touch Me,' sharing his childhood sexual abuse story to benefit RAINN and help fellow survivors heal.
Sound of Blackness win NAACP Image Award
The Sounds of Blackness won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding World Music Album for their self-titled CD project in 2012.
Curtis “Scooby” Senior, Nashville DJ, Dies
Nashville radio DJ Curtis 'Scooby' Senior of WUBT 101.1 The Beat died from heart failure at age 33 while visiting family in Detroit.