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Pioneering black conductor melds opera with S.African dance music
Pioneering black conductor melds opera with S.African dance music Yahoo News UK
Mk.gee Announces Fall 2024 World Tour
After testing out his debut album live on in a handful of smaller venues – nearly all of which sold out – across the U.S., Mk.gee is taking Two Star & The Dream Police on the proper trek it deserves. The 26-year-old New Jersey artist continues to take the world by storm – literally, taking the LP to venues across North America, Europe and Australia.Kicking off in Vancouver on September 2, the unnamed world tour sees Mk.gee slide through a lineup of larger venues, including LA's Hollywood Palladium and NYC's Brooklyn Paramount. He'll make stops in Denver, Dallas, Boston, and Toronto among many other major North American cities before heading out to London, Paris, Berlin and Amsterdam and closing out with three shows in Australia.Find a full list of tour dates and venues included below.&...
Latto, Megan Thee Stallion and Flo Milli Unite for “Sunday Service” Remix
Megan Thee Stallion and Flo Milli have joined forces with Latto for a remix of her latest single, "Sunday Service." An accompanying video was released, on June 7th featuring the trio and rapper GloRilla dancing backstage at Megan's Atlanta show, making for a fun behind-the-scenes glimpse at female rap's present (and future) blowing off some well-deserved steam.Latto first teased "Sunday Service" by posting a snippet of the song to her Instagram a few months ago, garnering over 400,000 likes. Fans of the "Big Energy" rapper immediately took to the song, with the catchy hook, "Twenty black Suburbans, we pull up like Sunday Service. I just want a one-on-one, don't know why she so nervous." The single was released on February 9 2024 garnering almost 12 million streams to date. Lyrics like "Thi...
Rev. Al Sharpton Checks Rep. Byron Donalds On Jim Crow
Rev. Al Sharpton invited Rep. Byron Donalds on his program to explain his recent quip about Black families thriving under Jim Crow.
Megan Thee Stallion Breaks Down Onstage At Tampa Concert
Megan Thee Stallion was visibly emotional during her concert in Tampa, Florida, over the weekend. In a video captured on social media, the artist was fanning herself and teary-eyed as she was about to perform "Cobra."
Paris Thieves Crash Car Into Chanel Store For Smash And Grab
Luxury stores are still a big target for the criminal underworld. Thieves crashed a car into the Chanel store in Paris for a heist. As reported by Raw Story one of the brand’s most popular brick and mortar locations got hit last week. In the early hours of Monday, June 10 a team ram-raided a truck […]
Carrie Underwood brutally falls off the stage in the pouring rain at Carolina Country Music Fest
Carrie Underwood brutally falls off the stage in the pouring rain at Carolina Country Music Fest New York Post
Carrie Underwood Falls Offstage During Music Fest — VIDEO
Carrie Underwood Falls Offstage During Music Fest — VIDEO Extra
Spotify flexes knowledge of your music taste with in-app suggestions
Spotify flexes knowledge of your music taste with in-app suggestions The Verge
Courteney Cox re-creates dance from Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing in the Dark’ 1984 music video: ‘You win’
Courteney Cox re-creates dance from Bruce Springsteen's 'Dancing in the Dark' 1984 music video: 'You win' New York Post
49th annual Odunde Festival brings African culture to Philadelphia
49th annual Odunde Festival brings African culture to Philadelphia WPVI-TV
Howard University Revokes Diddy’s Honorary Degree and Refunds $1 Million USD Scholarship Donation
Last fall, Diddy returned to his alma mater Howard University to fulfill a promise of $1 million USD. The cheque was meant to be a part of Diddy's reaffirmation of unwavering commitment to the preserving the HBCUs. However, due to recent actions committed by Diddy that have come to light, Howard University has released a statement revoking the honorary degree Diddy was given in 2014, while also discontinuing a scholarship program named after the music mogul and returning his $1 million USD donation in full. The decision by the university comes after video evidence surfaced of him violently attacking singer Cassie, his former partner. The school released a statement commenting on their recent decision to revoke Diddy's honorary degree and disassociate from his name, "Mr. Combs' behavior...i...
