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Quincy Jones’ influence on Black music can be heard across multiple generations and genres. However, there’s one artist to whom his name will always be inextricably linked: Michael Jackson. The maestro was the producer behind “Off the Wall,” “Thriller” and “Bad.” Read more…
Why Quincy Jones Was In a Huge Legal Battle With Michael Jackson’s Estate Read More »
After months of anticipation, Lionsgate has moved the release date of its Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, directed by Antoine Fuqua, from April 18 to October 3. Coming as it does in the heart of “awards season,” this suggests Lionsgate might be angling for Oscar contention. But with a project already mired in controversy, one wonders
Lionsgate Moves Michael Jackson Biopic to October 2025: Is “Michael” Eyeing Oscar Glory? Read More »
Marlon Jackson is finally opening up about the death of his brother Tito Jackson. Read more…
Marlon Jackson Breaks His Silence on the Death of His Brother Tito Jackson Read More »
Positive representation matters. And although our Black sitcoms kept us falling on the floor with laugher, they were also the source of some of the best examples of Black love. From shows like “Good Times” all the way to “That’s So Raven,” we got to see love represented in all shapes, shades, and stages. Read
The Best Black TV Sitcom Couples of All Time Read More »
Music history is full of groups who seem stuck in “break up to make up” mode. When these groups fight it usually comes down to personal problems or money. In the case of The Fugees, it looks like both have had a hand in their downfall. Read more…
Amid Pras’ Lawsuit Against Lauryn Hill, The Fugees Is Headed For a Messy Downfall? Read More »
