Lecrae Launching New Podcast
Lecrae is launching a new podcast, Deep End with Lecrae, on the B-Side App.
TAYA Expecting First Child
Congratulations to TAYA who recently announced she’s expecting her first child.
Focus on the Family Teams Up with Award Winning Songwriter Tony Wood on 365-Day Prayer Book for Parents
Focus on the Family, in partnership with Tyndale House Publishers, announces the November 7, 2023, release of Lord, Help Me Pray for My Kids: 365 Heartfelt Prayers for Parents by Tony Wood.
New Orleans shined the spotlight on the music business during NOLA MusiCon 2023.: NOLA MusiCon: In Conversation with Doug E. Fresh | PICs
New Orleans & Company NOLA MusiCon Flyer; Courtesy Flyer *(New Orleans, LA) – New Orleans is a city renowned for its vibrant musical heritage. The Crescent City hosted a new event (NOLA MusicCon) to make its mark on the bustling cultural scene. At the event to be interviewed was hip-hop legend Doug E. Fresh. A
Soulja Boy Recalls Snoop Dogg and Ice-T Saying His Music ‘Sucked’ – Check Out Missy Elliot’s Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Performance & More | PicsVIDEOs
Soulja Boy Photo Credit: Instagram/Soulja Boy *Soulja Boy reflects on how some of the OG hip hop heads hated on his 2007 self-released debut single “Crank That.” Snoop Dogg and Ice-T were some rappers who told him his music “sucked.” One person posted, “His ain’t lyin idk y people don’t wanna give him his props for
Trina Defends Raunchy Female Rappers: ‘They Can Do Whatever They Want’ | Video
Trina attends as WE tv celebrates the premiere of “Hustle & Soul” Season 3 on March 28, 2019, in Miami, Florida.(March 27, 2019 – Source: Getty Images North America) *Trina has come to the defense of raunchy rappers Sexyy Red and Sukihana, who face criticism over their oversexualized lyrics. “They are over 21, and they
Retired Col. Edna W. Cummings speaks on military service of Black women
By Aria Brent, AFRO Staff Writer, abrent@afro.com Col. (Ret.) Edna W. Cummings comes from a family with a history of serving in our nation’s military. Having initially joined the armed forces as a challenge to herself, Cummings courageously overcame every obstacle she faced while serving, including ones that were based on her race and gender.
Body of Maine mass killing suspect found in recycling center
By Jake Bleiberg, Patrick Whittle, Holly Ramer and David Sharp, The Associated Press LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — Police teams had already searched a recycling center in Maine twice before eventually finding the body of the man suspected of killing 18 people in Lewiston, authorities said Oct. 28. Department of Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sauschuck said
Are you experiencing racelighting? Here’s what it means
By Joseph Williams, Word In Black If you’re Black, chances are you’ve experienced it. You’re in a mostly White space, maybe your workplace, a school classroom or perhaps a social event. A White person with whom you’re interacting will do or say something seemingly innocuous — a joke about your hair, a compliment on how
Scholastic reverses controversial decision to separate books on race, gender and sexuality
By Aziah Siid, Word in Black At least once a year, students come to school with money they saved up, or a sealed envelope sent by their parents or guardian, for the annual Scholastic Book Fair. It’s an integral part of students’ yearly calendar festivities, giving them an opportunity to pick whatever their heart desires.