Jazzin & Jammin In Bronzeville

10/11/2024

More of this! Nas is developing a television series to highlight the first Black Chess Grandmaster.

10/10/2024

03/29/2024

Country music now has mixtapes thanks to Tanner Adell, who is carving her lane in the genre by blurring the lines that once defined it. “I’ve always just been a country girl,” Adell told Blavity. Growing up between Los Angeles and Wyoming exposed the artist to various music types. “There was...

03/29/2024

The family members of the late Josephine Wright are recognized as the owners of the ancestral land dating back to the Civil War, and the developers cannot contact them about selling

03/28/2024

The comedian said "it felt like a part of me died" after his son Brandon accidentally overdosed in 2023.

03/28/2024

Naya's creation, named WingItt, is a wristwatch equipped with sensors that measure heartbeat and nerve impulses, enabling it to pick up on subtle indicators of stroke in adults.

03/28/2024

This song is a jam by the O’Jays !!!

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupLatin Lover · The O'JaysFor The Love℗ 2001 Geffen RecordsReleased on: 2001-01-01Composer Lyricist: Eddie LevertC...

03/28/2024

I’m not offended by dumb blonde jokes because I know I’m not dumb. I also know I’m not blonde 💖

03/28/2024

The producer discusses the task of documenting the cultural impact, magic (and eventual mayhem) of the 90's biggest display of Black joy

03/27/2024

03/27/2024

"Wééd is better than alcôhol. Wééd gives inspiration and it's medically inclined." Snoop Dogg

"When a guy gets hîgh, he's low key chilling. I don't see no fîghting. You could put a thousand guys in one room that don't lîke each other, put some wēed in the air, they're gonna be chilling and taking selfies and doîng cool stuff. You could put four people in a room that don't lîke each other, and one glass of alcöhol, there's gonna be fîghting before you know it. I'm just saying that wééd is better than alcôhol." Snoop Dogg

Don't jôke with your löud supplier or you'll be low-key chilling in your room with a Lamborghini😅

03/27/2024

In 1996, Gordon Parks photographed survivors who were still alive showing where they were in 1958 for A Great Day In Harlem. (Art Kane)
Only 2 survive today: Benny Golson and Sonny Rollins.
Note: Sonny Rollins is missing in the 1996 photo. He was standing behind Marian McPartland in 1958 but not in 1996.
Marian is in the red dress.