Mary Lou Williams, often described as the first lady of jazz, will have her final piece of work debuted at Duke University after it was recently discovered and
Atlanta rolled out the carpet for an R&B GOAT. Frankie Beverly received Atlanta’s highest honor at the close of his farewell performance in the peach city. Atlanta Mayor
Two Black artists with similar styles are locked in a bitter legal war over who’s allegedly copying the other and spreading “false” conspiracy theories. The legal battle between
Alicia Keys and Roc Nation are among a growing list of donors who are working to save the drama program at Hell’s Kitchen’s Professional Performing Arts School (PPAS).
Legendary soul singer Frankie Beverly is celebrating his retirement with a “Farewell Tour” that kicks off in Atlanta, Georgia. The “Before I Let Go” singer’s tour will celebrate
Chicago hometown hero Vic Mensa recently decided to amplify his city by awarding one Black-woman-owned bookstore with a check to cover their rent for the year. Self-described “African-American
David Johnson, a photographer who became the first Black student of Ansel Adams after a student dropped out of one of his classes, died earlier in March. His
Up to 16,000 people were expected to attend the 2024 Jazz in the Garden music festival in the city of Miami Gardens, Black Promoters Collective (BPC) co-founder Troy
The New Brownies’ Book: A Love Letter to Black Families has won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work, Nonfiction. The coffee table book won prior to
