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.
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Buffalo Honors Late Radio DJ “Hound Dog” Lorenz
Buffalo honors radio legend George 'Hound Dog' Lorenz, a pioneering DJ who championed Black artists like Fats Domino and Little Richard in the 1960s and
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
Whitney Houston’s Family Finds Casket Photo Culprit
Whitney Houston's family discovers who took the controversial casket photo that appeared on National Enquirer's cover for an estimated $100,000 payment.
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.
THE BRAXTONS SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT AT REUNION SHOW
The Braxton sisters reunite for Season 2 reunion show hosted by Wendy Williams, addressing family tensions and personal struggles on WE tv.
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.
Entrepreneur Humiliated After Business Collapse
An entrepreneur loses everything after refusing to adapt to changing trends and economic shifts. The story highlights cash flow problems and ego as key factors
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.
Legendary ‘Sound of Philadelphia’ Producers on Whitney Houston’s Death
Legendary Philadelphia producers Gamble & Huff reflect on Whitney Houston's death, recalling their connections through Linda Creed and Cissy Houston.
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.
Murdered DJ’s Assailants Still Free
WGOV radio DJ Stephon Edgerton, known as 'Juan Gatti,' was fatally shot outside the Valdosta station. His assailants remain at large.
Chaka Khan’s Interview on Whitney Houston
Chaka Khan speaks out against Clive Davis' decision to continue his Grammy party while Whitney Houston's body remained in the hotel. The legendary singer's bold
Bobby Brown “Disrespected” at Whitney’s Funeral, Left Early
Bobby Brown says he was asked to move three times and denied access to daughter Bobbi Kristina at Whitney Houston's funeral before leaving early.
Live Whitney Houston Funeral Coverage on Radio Facts
Watch live streaming coverage of Whitney Houston's funeral service. RadioFacts provides real-time coverage of the memorial for the legendary R&B singer.
Idiot Radio? John and Ken go TOO Far, Call Whitney a WHAT?
KFI radio hosts John and Ken were suspended for making derogatory remarks about Whitney Houston, calling her offensive names related to her past drug struggles.
Whitney Houston’s Tribute Program
A heartfelt tribute program dedicated to Whitney Houston created by a devoted fan. This comprehensive memorial celebrates the legendary singer's life and career.
Industry Vet Roland Edison Dies
Music industry veteran Roland Edison, best known for his work at RCA Records and breaking the R&B group SWV, has passed away. Further details have
MoMA to Host First Live Retrospective of Kraftwerk in April
MoMA presents its first live artist retrospective featuring Kraftwerk performing all eight albums over consecutive nights April 10-17. The electronic music pioneers will showcase four
Black Community Must Address Key Issues Before It’s Too Late
Black community must proactively address education gaps, high dropout rates among black males, health disparities, and church accountability issues before problems worsen.
Brownhornhit Out at WBLS
WBLS terminates music director position due to budget cuts. Program Director Skip Dillard will now handle both programming and music duties.
Berry Gordy Statement on Whitney Houston
Berry Gordy, Motown founder, pays tribute to Whitney Houston calling her an amazing artist and beautiful person with remarkable musical knowledge.
GIG ALERT: Great Radio StationSeeks Midday Host
K104 Dallas is hiring a midday on-air personality for hip hop and R&B programming. Seeking experienced hosts with strong social media presence.