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Michael Jackson was already a superstar in 1982, after years of performing with his brothers as part of the chart-topping groups The Jackson 5 and The Jacksons. But after falling relatively flat with a few so-so solo projects, he found success with the disco-inspired album “Off the Wall” in 1979. Read more…
The Tea Behind Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” The Biggest Album of All Time Read More »
While the lovebirds were celebrating Valentine’s day, we can’t forget Feb. 14 also marked another significant piece of history: the 42 year anniversary of “Beat It” by Michael Jackson. The song is track five on the iconic “Thriller” album, and with the record selling over 10 million copies worldwide, it’s safe to say… Read more…
7 Things You Didn’t Know About Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’ Read More »
Let’s face it… Black life is often like a psychological thriller. People lie in our faces, team up against us, call us out our names and killing us for no reason. Bad things do happen to us, which is why we get annoyed by all those “Black struggle” films. In reality, we always make it
One of the most interesting film genres is the psychological thriller. Whether it’s a femme fatale on a quest for revenge, or a charming stranger who isn’t what he seems, these movies can be more shocking and creepier than the bloodiest horror film. It’s the idea that some part of this could happen in real
13 Black Psychological Thrillers That Will Mess With Your Head Read More »
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 »
Following the tragic passing of musical genius Quincy Jones, we’re learning new things about his life and some of the classic songs he helped create. Read more…
Wait…Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones’ ‘Beat It’ Was Almost What Type of Record?!? Read More »
The music industry is in mourning following the death of songwriting titan, Quincy Delight Jones Jr., Sunday (Oct. 3) night. He was 91. Read more…
To Quincy Jones, Black American Music Will Forever Owe a Debt Read More »
The late, great Michael Jackson is one of the most accomplished musicians in history, and this year, perhaps his most iconic music video reached yet another benchmark: “Thriller” netted a billion views on YouTube. If you’re surprised that the video is just now hitting the mark, check this — it’s actually his fourth… Read more…
