Some of these suits involve some of the most popular Black artists in history, including Beyoncé, Kanye West, and…
The rapper was seen telling people to get off of their phones aggressively during his performance in New Orleans.
The “Pink Friday 2” rapper shared her explanation on social media, saying that protests in the area could turn…
The duo revealed the surprising, racially charged item they found in their dressing room at a Texas music festival.
The 'When We' artist lit up the stage on night two of ESSENCE Festival.
With Black fans taking a renewed interest in country music, we’ve got suggestions for some Black country artists you…
How was this clown seen next to Kendrick Lamar become such an important figure in Los Angeles?
The Compton native dropped the highly-anticipated video just a couple weeks after his iconic pop out show on…
Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, and Will Smith all have great songs for you to play while you celebrate the Fourth of…
The Houston rapper spoke on how her mother introduced her to the “Crush on You” MC.
The New Orleans MC has been ordered by the court to have all of his future songs approved by the government.
The beloved and legendary singer passed away in 2005 after suffering further complications from that stroke two…
Despite stellar performances from Keke Palmer, Chloe Bailey and Coco Jones--some folks on the internet felt the male…
The MMG rapper was attacked after playing 'Not Like Us," at the end of his set at a music festival in Vancouver,…
With unforgettable performances from Victoria Monét, Tyla and Megan Thee Stallion, the 2024 BET Awards were all…
Seveda Williams spoke about the legendary singer’s life ahead of the upcoming documentary, ‘Never Too Much.’
The beloved R&B artists accepted the award but fans arguably missed out on most of it thanks to his hilarious,…
The Houston Hottie allegedly took more shots at Nicki Minaj on her latest album, “MEGAN.”
The Roots’ drummer explains why he had such strong feelings about the headline-grabbing rivalry between the two…
The AI companies that helped create the “BBL Drizzy” beat are being sued by the RIAA and several major record labels.