BET announces the nominees for the 15th annual “Hip Hop Awards,” honoring the past year in hip hop music across 17 categories, like Harlem’s nominee Teyana Taylor as Video Director of the Year. Continue Reading →
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Support The BET Networks COVID-19 Relief Effort For Creative, Civil Rights And Business Communities
Today, BET announces an array of high impact initiatives to support communities of color impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →
Music Stars Reflect On Betty Wright Cleaning Up The Music Industry On “UNSUNG”
TV One’s award-winning documentary series UNSUNG 
Epic Records Names Harlem And Industry Trailblazer Sylvia Rhone Chairman And CEO
Sony Music Entertainment has promoted industry trailblazer and Harlemite Sylvia Rhone to chairman and CEO of Epic Records, where she had been president for the past several years. Continue Reading →
Okay Harlem, Why LVMH Is Taking A Stake In A Sneaker Store In NYC?
Brand Channel reports that Stadium Goods is not just any sneaker store. It’s a purveyor of premium basketball shoes and streetwear, with customers including rappers, athletes and other sneakerheads from Harlem to Harare with money to splash out on multiple pairs of shoes at a time. Continue Reading →
DJ Khaled Turns 42 With Harlem’s Diddy, Teyana Taylor And More (Photographs + Video)
The Jasmine Brand says it’s officially Sag season! Over the weekend, DJ Khaled celebrated his birthday with a star studded birthday bash in Beverly Hills. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Diddy Ready To Be One Of The Four: Battle For Stardom Judges
Harlem superstar Diddy brings his musical talents to Fox, he joins the network’s upcoming singing competition, The Four: Battle for Stardom, as judges on January 4th, 2018. Continue Reading →
Fuse Premieres ‘Complex x Fuse’ With Harlem Fave Usain “Lightning” Bolt And More
Tune in to Fuse, on Friday, November 10th, 2017, at 11 p.m. ET/PT for the multiplatform premiere of Complex x Fuse – a new weekly block of programming that’s packed with pop culture icons and Harlem faves, including Bob Saget, DJ Khaled, Waka Flocka, Usain Bolt, Desiigner, Mario Batali, Jarvis Landry, and more. Continue Reading →
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