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Michael Vick Subject of BET Documentary Series
BET announces a documentary series about Michael Vick's life after prison, focusing on his personal struggles and comeback story following his dogfighting conviction.
Woman Who Opposed Racist Cartoon at NY Post Fired
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, Arista Records
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.
Mike Epps – Ain’t Chu You ft. Young Dro, Nitti & Dorrough
Mike Epps releases new music video 'Ain't Chu You' featuring Young Dro, Nitti & Dorrough. Atlanta continues to emerge as the urban music industry capital.
Late DJ AM’s series `Gone too Far’ to air on MTV
MTV will air DJ AM's posthumous documentary series 'Gone too Far' starting Monday, featuring drug interventions he hosted before his accidental overdose death.
Trump Casting Black Men for New Show
Donald Trump Productions seeks successful single men for new reality dating show 'The Ultimate Merger' featuring Trump as matchmaker at Las Vegas hotel.
Mark Curry on Diddy and Gay Rumors (vid)
Author Mark Curry discusses Diddy and addresses gay rumors in explosive interview from his book 'Dancing with the Devil', making shocking claims.
OH NO: Rick Ross Falls and People Laugh (vid)
Rick Ross fell during a performance, sparking reactions and laughter from onlookers. The incident was captured on video and quickly spread online.
OH NO: Legendary Hip Hop DJ Mr. Magic Dies of a Heart Attack
Legendary hip-hop DJ Mr. Magic, who hosted the first exclusive rap radio show Rap Attack on WBLS-FM, died of a heart attack on October 2,
Cleveland Radio: Win Taylor Swift Passes
Cleveland's Country 99.5 WGAR hosts unique contest where dads dress like Taylor Swift to win backstage passes to her sold-out Quicken Loans Arena show.
Rapper Apologizes for Anti-Gay Remarks
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.
“Headboard” – Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario & Plies
Hurricane Chris releases 'Headboard' featuring Mario and Plies, impacting radio stations on October 5, 2009. The collaboration marks a notable release.
BET’s New Game Show: Paying Bills or Hot Ghetto Mess?
BET launches new game show 'Pay It Off' hosted by Kim Coles, helping contestants pay debts by answering questions. Critics question the network's programming direction.
Black Radio Station to Replace WAMO in Pittsburgh?
Media mogul Eddie Edwards plans to announce a deal to bring a Black radio station back to Pittsburgh, replacing the void left by WAMO's sale
EXTRA MEAT: Radio Host Discusses Obesity in the South
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.
Black Radio Host Audrey Chapman on Why 44% of Black Men Never Marry
WHUR radio host Audrey Chapman explains why 44% of Black men never marry, addressing attitude adjustments and relationship patterns in the Black community.
LeToya Luckett has NOT Been Dropped by Capitol Records
LeToya Luckett has not been dropped by Capitol Records, contrary to blog reports. Her current single 'Regret' is performing well in the Top 10.
Industry Celebrities Reading Radio Facts With Pics
Major radio industry executives and music professionals recently visited RadioFacts, including program directors from WGCI Chicago, WJLB Detroit, and WVEE Atlanta.
Conan O’Brien Slips and Hits Head (vid)
Talk show host Conan O'Brien suffers a painful slip and fall accident, slamming his head on the ground in shocking video footage.
Poll: Is the Industry Discriminating Against Young Talent?
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.
Al Sharpton Dating LisaRaye? Pre-Nup for Dating?
Al Sharpton and actress LisaRaye spotted together at Congressional Black Caucus events in DC, reportedly dating after both recent divorces.