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20 years after Kofi Annan, Africa is back in the race to produce its third UN Secretary-General
The continent has a single representative among the six declared candidates seeking to succeed António Guterres, whose second and final five-year term ends on
Dr. Dre – The Chronic and 30 Years of West Coast Legacy
Dr. Dre remains one of the most influential figures in modern popular music. His work as a producer, rapper and entrepreneur reshaped how hip-hop sounds
Libya Officially Enters Race to Host AFCON 2028, 2032 or 2036 for the First Time in 44 Years
Rabat – Libya has officially launched its bid to host a future edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), submitting a formal letter to
Black August Film Festival marks five years of storytelling with its biggest lineup yet – Local News Pasadena
Films about the Eaton Fire, Black Wall Street, and community resilience will screen across Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Altadena this August, as the festival founded
The Source |The Source Magazine Remembers Heavy D & The Boyz’s Trouble T-Roy 36 Years Later
Some figures in Hip Hop never had the opportunity to release a solo album or grab the microphone as the lead emcee, yet their impact
The Source |Today In Hip Hop History: Too $hort Released His Fourth LP ‘Shorty The Pimp’ 34 Years Ago
On this day in Hip-Hop history, Oakland legend Too $hort dropped his fourth studio album, Shorty The Pimp, via Jive Records in 1992. The album,
Five Years After George Floyd, the Fight for Police Accountability Isn’t Over
Five years ago, the world watched the murder of George Floyd for over nine excruciating minutes. In the weeks and months that followed, millions of
Jay-Z and the legacy of The Blueprint 25 years on
By the AD HOC NEWS Music Desk » Anniversary – the editorial team covers albums, tours, charts and scene developments. Published: July 11, 2026 ·
Gary Tyler Spent 42 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit. Racism Put Him There.
Gary Tyler, 67, spent more than four decades in one of the most notorious prisons in the country for a crime he didn’t commit. In
A Hundred Years of Renaming Black Music
Halfway through Durand Bernarr’s speech, the singer realized his acceptance speech was still on his phone, and his publicist had to track him down the