Lil Kim opens up about industry feuds, cosmetic surgery decisions, and music business challenges in candid Breakfast Club interview. The hip-hop icon discusses her career
Rock the Bells 2012 announces massive lineup featuring Kid Cudi, J. Cole, Wiz Khalifa, and reunited Bone Thugs-N-Harmony across four cities starting August 19.
Chuck Brown, the legendary bandleader who created go-go music and soundtracked black Washington for over 30 years, died at 75 at Johns Hopkins hospital.
Xavier University of Louisiana receives exclusive $500,000 UNCF/Merck grant to expand STEM programs and increase minority representation in science fields.
Alpha Lorenzo Walker, claiming to be Stevie Wonder's nephew, was arrested on felony extortion charges after demanding money to keep false incest allegations from tabloids.
Universal Orlando announces star-studded 2012 Summer Concert Series featuring Al Green, Lupe Fiasco, Josh Turner, ZZ Top and more every Saturday night.
Chris Brown's Theraflu freestyle sparks debate over potential Rihanna diss at the 1:12 mark. Fans analyze lyrics for hidden messages in the controversial track.
Dark Shadows movie review finds Johnny Depp's comedic vampire performance entertaining but the simple woman-scorned plot lacking depth despite strong visuals.
Artists like Brian McKnight and LL Cool J express frustration with corporate radio's tight playlists and limited variety, forcing musicians to find creative ways to
Brian McKnight discusses the fallout from his controversial song and addresses limited radio opportunities for veteran R&B artists in the music industry.
Radio sisters Shay Moore and Alysse Stewart launch internet show '2 Black Girls & A Mic' on QCityMetro.com, offering unique perspectives on music and lifestyle
Shaquille O'Neal earned his doctorate degree in education from Barry University in Florida. The NBA legend continues his academic journey beyond basketball.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg will keynote Eagle Week events May 7-12, 2012, celebrating the Eagle Academy Foundation's work with inner-city young men of color in NYC.
Former radio DJ Nick Cannon continues battling health issues, documenting his medical journey in a candid video diary series that shows the unglamorous side of
Kirk Franklin, Marvin Sapp, Donnie McClurkin and Israel Houghton announce The King's Men tour, marking the first major U.S. gospel tour produced by Live Nation.
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