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Detroit is preparing to commemorate the life and legacy of renowned hip-hop producer J Dilla with a weekend of events throughout Metro Detroit. The celebration, marking the 20th anniversary of his album “Donuts,” is being organized by Ma Dukes Official, Dilla World 313, Raise the Flag Detroit, and several local Detroit venues and organizations. Event […]
First Calvary Baptist Church in Salisbury held a special program on February 21st to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, focusing on both local and national historical perspectives. The event featured presentations, historical displays, and a musical tribute. The program included a variety of exhibits and presentations highlighting significant historical events and figures. […]
Manon Bannerman has temporarily stepped away from Katseye to focus on her health and wellbeing, according to a recent announcement by HYBE and Geffen Records. This news follows a period of increased scrutiny and online harassment for the group since their debut in 2024. Formation and Early Challenges Katseye, a six-member group formed through the […]
Atlanta hip-hop group Outkast has settled its trademark dispute with an electronic dance music (EDM) duo also using the name “ATLiens.” The resolution protects the trademark associated with Outkast’s 1996 double-platinum album. Background of the Dispute The legal conflict began when Outkast’s holding company, High Schoolers LLC, filed a lawsuit against the Atlanta-based EDM act. […]
A local author and musician presented a program in Independence, Missouri, to celebrate Black History Month. The event focused on the traditions of gospel music and aimed to connect the community. Event Details The Mary Paxton Study Class hosted the event, which featured gospel interpretations of familiar hymns and a live performance by the choir […]
The NAACP Huntington Branch hosted “An Evening of Black History” at the South Huntington Public Library on February 19. The event celebrated African American culture through music, scholarship, and reflection. Dr. Georgette Grier-Key, NAACP Long Island Regional Director, historian, and professor at Medgar Evers College, served as the keynote speaker. Jillian Guthman, Town of Huntington […]
A celebration of Black history’s musical legacy took place at Northside High School in Jacksonville. The event featured a diverse range of musical genres and performances, welcoming community members of all backgrounds. Musical Performances and Education The event showcased a variety of musical styles, including spirituals, hymns, gospel, jazz, and spoken word. Attendees responded enthusiastically […]
Donald Trump has reportedly used a pseudonym, “John Barron,” to call into C-SPAN and express dissatisfaction with a recent Supreme Court ruling. The ruling struck down tariffs imposed by the former president. The Supreme Court Ruling The Supreme Court recently ruled that Donald Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” were illegal. The C-SPAN Call Shortly after the ruling, […]
The University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) hosted Soul Food Night: Harlem Nights on Saturday, an event celebrating Black history and culture. The event was organized by UMD’s Black Student Association. Event Details Approximately 150 guests attended the event, which featured music, food, dancing, and a photo booth. Attendees were encouraged to dress formally. Local soul […]
Atlanta’s hip hop scene maintained its dominance in 2021, influencing global music trends and fostering innovation. The year saw the emergence of new talent alongside the continued success of established artists, contributing to a rich and diverse musical landscape. The Rise of Atlanta Hip Hop in 2021 In 2021, Atlanta’s hip hop scene continued its […]