During his time in office, Jerry Butler continued to perform live and released a solo album in 1992 after The Impressions' induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Known for his distinctive and soulful voice, which set him apart in the music industry, Butler passed away at his home in Chicago on Thursday, February 20. Read More
On "Crumbling Empire," atop grooving electric guitar, Fender appears to describe his family and the systems they were failed by: "My mother delivered most of the kids in this town / My stepdad drove in a tank for the crown," before summarizing his album in a few lines: "I don't wear the shoes I used to walk in / But I can't help but thinking where they'd take me / In this crumbling empire." Read More
Dove Cameron talks "Too Much", her new era and an upcoming Amazon Prime project. Read More
The 2025 Black Image Honors, in partnership with the Clark County Library District, showcases local talent, businesses, and delicious food while celebrating soul and R&B music. Read More
With her album 'Alligator Bites Never Heal,' Doechii grabbed the Grammy for Best Rap Album, making a strong case for those who defend rap's intellectual value. "Don't let these people brainwash you into disconnecting from the soul of hip hop by convincing you it isn't cool or it's ‘too deep.' It'
With her album 'Alligator Bites Never Heal,' Doechii grabbed the Grammy for Best Rap Album, making a strong case for those who defend rap's intellectual value. "Don't let these people brainwash you into disconnecting from the soul of hip hop by convincing you it isn't cool or it's ‘too deep.' It'
Voletta Wallace, the Jamaican immigrant mother of the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., on Friday died from natural causes at her Stroudsburg home.
The mother of the late rapper Christopher George Latore Wallace, better known as the Notorious B.I.G., has died at age 78, the Monroe County Coroner’s Office confirms. Monroe County Coroner Thomas Yanac confirmed Voletta Wallace died Friday while on hospice care at her Stroudsburg, Monroe County home. She died of natural causes, he said. Christopher George Latore Wallace, a Brooklyn, New York ...
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