Gospel music icon, CeCe Winans notches her fourth No. 1 on Billboard’s Gospel Airplay chart with “Goodness of God”. In the tracking week ending Feb 18, 2023, the single ascended to the top of the chart from No. 3. Housed in Winans’ Grammy-Award winning album, Believe for It – “Goodness Of God” is the second
*(CNN) — A Shreveport, Louisiana, police officer was arrested Thursday on a charge of negligent homicide in the fatal shooting earlier this month of Alonzo Bagley, an unarmed Black man, Louisiana State Police said. Officer Alexander Tyler made his initial appearance in court, where a Louisiana State Police investigator told the judge that body camera
Damon Lester, the former president of NAMAD and the Nissan of Bowie, Maryland, stands outside of his store. *As Auto Trends with JeffCars.com wraps up Black History Month, Damon Lester, the current owner of the Maryland-based Nissan of Bowie and the former president of the National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers (NAMAD), joins us over
Kylian Mbappe by TAYO Fatunla *The World Cup 2022 last year in Qatar, sprung surprises with top nations being defeated by the underdogs and Morocco made history to become the first African nation to reach the semifinal of the competition. The United States bowed out of the competition as they went down 3-1 to the
Black man pondering *Ever watched a film and it hit the right note at just the right time? Who better to deliver that note than “Living Single’s” very own Kyle Barker? T.C. Carson (2023 NAACP Image Awards Nominee) sets the mood in “Speak Up Brotha!“—the latest film by Black Man Films, the Black-and Brown-owned production company responsible for
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 15:Damson Idris attends the Red Carpet Premiere event for the Sixth and Final Season Of FX’s “Snowfall” at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, Ted Mann Theater on February 15, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) *Social Heat is shaking it like a Polaroid picture! Damson
In January of 1987, somebody told Sue Mingus there’s this new tenor player in town, and so she came out to a gig on Long … Read More “In Memoriam: Sue Mingus” The post In Memoriam: Sue Mingus appeared first on JazzTimes.
“Where the hell did you come from?” – Bill Evans Jessica loved that little anecdote from Evans discovering her playing for the first time and … Read More “In Memoriam: Jessica Williams” The post In Memoriam: Jessica Williams appeared first on JazzTimes.
There’s a legacy in jazz of certain “Giants,” from generation to generation, who occupy the position as “King of the Mountain.” It started in the … Read More “In Memoriam: Ronnie Cuber” The post In Memoriam: Ronnie Cuber appeared first on JazzTimes.
I moved to Boston in 1970 to attend Berklee and Mick was the number one jazz guitarist in town. Getting to hear him live in … Read More “In Memoriam: Mick Goodrick” The post In Memoriam: Mick Goodrick appeared first on JazzTimes.