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Mariah Carey dedicates award to anyone who’s ever felt “marginalized”

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

Five-time Grammy winner Mariah Carey was honored with the Recording Academy's Global Impact Award at a ceremony in Los Angeles on February 1. During her speech, Mariah addressed her own struggles in the music industry, according to Read More.

New Music Friday: Usher, JT, Don Toliver and more

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

From singles off upcoming albums to music videos and previously released songs, check out this week's New Music Friday for the culture's latest and greatest in music.Usher, "Ruin" -- Just a week away from his much-anticipated Super Bowl halftime show,... Read More.

Report: Roc Nation will not host its annual pre-Grammy brunch

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

Each year ahead of the Grammys, the who's who of Black music and Hollywood gather at Jay-Z's famed Roc Nation Brunch. But this year, according to Page Six, that won't be happening. The site reports its been told through a source that Jay and his label won't... Read More.

Grammys 2024: Hip-hop record breakers + moments to look out for

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

The 2024 Grammy Awards are just two days away, and there's a pretty good list of potential record breakers and special moments to look out for. Let's start with potential surprises: Rolling Stone recently released a piece about what to expect from music's biggest night,... Read More.

October London is BET’s Amplified Artist of the Month

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

BET has announced its Amplified Artist of the Month: R&B/soul singer, songwriter and producer October London.London, who burst onto the music scene in 2016 and is known for his breakthrough hit, "Back to Your Place," recently made his Soul Train Awards... Read More.

Cast & crew of prison-based story ‘Bosco’ talk making the film + its importance

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

Anytime there's a film being made that's based on true events, there's pressure to get it right, says Bosco director, Nicholas Manuel Pino.Pino sought out the "challenging" mission to bring to life the story of Quawntay "Bosco" Adams, a prison escapee who was hellbent... Read More.

On this day in Black History: Ice cream scooper, Adam Clayton Powell Jr.’s “Speech on Civil Rights” and more

Friday, February 2 by ABC News

On this day in Black history, February 2:-- In 1897, Alfred L. Cralle, a businessman and inventor, received a patent for his invention, the "ice cream mold and disher," known today as the ice cream scooper. -- In 1915, biologist Ernest Everett Just became the first recipient of the NAACP's... Read More.

Rhino Records celebrates Black History Month with Keith Sweat, Eric Benét vinyls

Thursday, February 1 by ABC News

Rhino Records, the label responsible for hits from Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan and other music greats, is celebrating Black History Month with special edition vinyls. The company will reissue Keith Sweat's Make it Last Forever and Eric Benét's A Day In the Life, two records the helped in shaping... Read More.

Toni Braxton & Cedric the Entertainer to co-headline Las Vegas residency

Thursday, February 1 by ABC News

It's a mashup of R&B and comedy with the latest Las Vegas residency, a co-headlining tour featuring Toni Braxton and Cedric the Entertainer. The two legends will join forces this spring for Love & Laughter, a series of music and comedy shows taking place at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.A press release... Read More.

Latto says Megan Thee Stallion is “making us proud” with “Hiss” success

Thursday, February 1 by ABC News

Latto hopped in Megan Thee Stallion's Instagram comment section Wednesday to show the Houston Hottie some love. Megan has been sharing behind-the-scenes content and chart updates about her bombshell latest record, "Hiss." In her most recent post, where she thanked her fans for the continued support, Latto dropped by to let her know... Read More.

‘Genius: MLK/X”s Weruche Opia, Jayme Lawson talk pressure to honor Coretta Scott King & Betty Shabazz

Thursday, February 1 by ABC News

The leading ladies of National Geographic's Genius: MLK/X, a docuseries exploring the lives, accomplishments and differing philosophies of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X, say that there was certainly a lot of pressure that came with playing the roles of the men's wives, Coretta Scott King and Betty Shabazz. In conversation with ABC Audio, Weruche Opia and Jayme Lawson opened up about how they persevered... Read More.

On this day in Black History: Ruby Dee, Greensboro sit-in, Ida B. Wells stamp and more

Thursday, February 1 by ABC News

On this day in Black history, February 1: -- In 1990, the Ida B. Wells postage stamp was first issued, selling for a quarter at the Museum of Science and Technology in Chicago, Illinois. -- In 1960, four Black men from Greensboro, North Carolina, later known as The Greensboro Four,... Read More.

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