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Stevie Wonder Leaves Motown After Nearly 6 Decades, Starts Own Label
After nearly 60 years of being in the limelight among his iconic Motown family that included The Temptations, Marvin Gaye,…
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Thomas Jefferson Byrd, Actor Frequently in Spike Lee Movies, Killed in Atlanta
Thomas Jefferson Byrd, an actor known for his role in numerous Spike Lee films, was fatally shot in Atlanta over…
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A Bruised R. Kelly Prepares for Trial This Month
With a bruised ego and fresh off a reported prison assault, embattled singer R. Kelly will finally face a jury…
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Ronald Bell, Co-Founder of Kool & The Gang, Dies
Ronald Bell, co-founder, saxophonist and 50-plus-year member of the legendary group Kool & The Gang, has died. He was 68.
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Byron Allen Shells Out $30M for Honolulu ABC Affiliate
In a boost to his four big network affiliates in 12 markets that are owned and operate by the Allen…
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Two Arrested in 2002 Killing of Hip-Hop Legend Jam Master Jay
Two men have been arrested in the 2002 slaying of Run-DMC’s Jam Master Jay, law enforcement officials in New York…
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Nick Cannon Contrite After Anti-Semitic Comments, Wants to Unite Jewish, Black Communities
Nick Cannon appeared Monday on the American Jewish Committee's online program "Advocacy Anywhere" for a candid conversation with Rabbi Noam…
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New Ledisi Album is the Right Summer Find
Thank goodness for Ledisi, who takes us through the remainder of the summer with her new album "The Wild Card."
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Viola Davis Regrets Role in ‘The Help’
Acclaimed actress Viola Davis recently expressed regret over her role in the 2011 film "The Help," saying she felt like…
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Quincy Jones Initiative to Bring Jazz, Blues, Gospel Awareness into Schools
Legendary composer and performer Quincy Jones, whose work has crossed multiple genres, races and media, is behind an initiative to…
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