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Jay-Z and the Legacy of The Blueprint After 25 Years
By the AD HOC NEWS Music Desk » Anniversary – the editorial team covers albums, tours, charts and scene developments. Published: June 27, 2026 ·
Streets That Still Sing: Preserving Black Music History in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Across Tennessee, some of the most important streets in Black music history are being remembered in two ways at the same
Dwayne Johnson shouts out Black Ferns legend at Moana live-action film premiere
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe and Julian Savea. Photo / NZ Herald Before teasing the rugby project, Johnson told the Herald his time in New Zealand left a
25 Hip-Hop and Reggae Collaborations That Should Be on Your Summer Playlist
Hip-hop and reggae have always gone hand in hand. These 25 collaborations prove why. A colorful Caribbean Heritage Month flag flutters on a pole against
What is a soft party? Movement is changing Black Atlanta’s social scene.
Entertainment Crowds are trading late nights, velvet ropes for daytime gatherings rooted in music, nostalgia, affordability and community. A group of friends play Uno during
On Clive Davis and the death of a music mogul
The best way to encapsulate the complex, game-changing legacy of Clive Davis, the legendary label head who died Monday at 94, is through his discovery
This Day in Hip-Hop and R&B History: June 24
June 24 is a date that most hip-hop and R&B fans remember, primarily because it’s Solange Knowles’ birthday. The American R&B singer, known for her
Black Music Month Concert to Honor Zachary Breaux
Black Music Month Concert to Honor Zachary Breaux Published 2:42 pm Tuesday, June 23, 2026 By Manuel Breaux Jr. / Special to The News There
The Source |Drake’s ICEMAN Surges Past 1 Million Units in Five Weeks
Drake is once again proving that few artists can match his ability to dominate the charts for weeks at a time. Just over a month
Review: “The Music is Black, A British Story” at V&A East
The landmark exhibition traces the emergence of eight genres of Black British music—from lovers rock and Brit funk to grime—while rooting them in centuries of