Multi-Grammy winner Alicia Keys announces her 4th studio album 'The Element of Freedom' releasing December 1, featuring lead single 'Doesn't Mean Anything.'
House Communications Subcommittee passes bill allowing more low-power FM stations. Rep. Doyle champions bringing airwaves to the people despite broadcaster interference concerns.
Common and Eve attended the Hennessy Artistry 2009 event at Terminal 5 in New York City, photographed with Hennessy executives at the exclusive gathering.
Syndication companies are reportedly expressing interest in bringing Doug Banks back for a national radio show. Meanwhile, DeDe is said to balance Skip Cheatham's Hip
Gospel singer Marvin Sapp's $150,000 investment in urban radio station WJNZ-AM was rejected after he demanded 75% ownership for 50% investment. Station owner Robert Womack
New York Post fires Emmy-winning editor Sandra Guzman, who criticized the paper's controversial racist Obama stimulus cartoon. Her removal raises questions about the paper's treatment
Larry Jackson promoted to President A&R at Arista Records/EVP A&R at RCA Music Group. Previously worked with Whitney Houston, Jennifer Hudson, and Monica.
MTV will air DJ AM's posthumous documentary series 'Gone too Far' starting Monday, featuring drug interventions he hosted before his accidental overdose death.
50 Cent quickly apologized for calling Lady Gaga's tour the 'gay tour' during an Angie Martinez interview, clarifying his comments were taken out of context.
A CDC study reveals 37% of Southern blacks are obese, with Alabama and Mississippi reaching 40%. Cultural factors and food access contribute to higher rates.
WHUR radio host Audrey Chapman explains why 44% of Black men never marry, addressing attitude adjustments and relationship patterns in the Black community.
New poll examines whether the music industry discriminates against young and emerging talent. Survey explores barriers facing new artists in today's competitive music landscape.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs addresses the negative reputation surrounding Bad Boy Records in a candid video interview, discussing controversies and perceptions.
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