This past weekend, the 9th Annual ONE Musicfest took place at Central Park in Atlanta, where over 40,000 music and culture-lovers came out in the Georgia heat to experience an epic weekend.
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Harlem’s Kelis Performs At ONE Musicfest In Atlanta
ONE Musicfest is back, and bigger and better than ever. They have doubled the artists, and are in a new-in-town location to make room for more music lovers than ever before! Continue Reading →
Atlanta: ONE Musicfest 2018 Star Lineup With Harlem’s Kelis, Nas, Cardi B, And More
ONE Musicfest, the Southeast’s premier urban progressive music and arts festival – has announced the lineup for its 2018 festival.
Harlem’s Kelis Reveals Nas Physically Abused Her
TV One reports that in a rare interview, Kelis opens up about her life with rapper Nas, their ongoing custody battle (they share a son, eight-year-old Knight) and why she wants everyone to move on from their relationship (they married, according to the singer in 2002 before the public knew about it in 2005 and divorced in 2010). Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Kelis Has Weekday Custody In Baby She Shares With Nas
The Jasmine Brand reports that Harlem’s Kelis and Nas, were married for four years before divorcing in 2009, share an 8-year-old son named Knight. Continue Reading →
Throwback, Harlem’s Kelis’s ‘Milkshake’ 2003 (Video)
The Harlem native Kelis’s official music video for ‘Milkshake’. “Milkshake” was her lead single from her third studio album, Tasty.
The Life And Style Of Harlem’s Fatima B
Voque magazine reports that in some ways menswear styling was a natural fit for Fatima B. The fashion powerhouse—who has helped to shape the looks of Wiz Khalifa, The Weeknd, and D.R.A.M.—first fell in love with menswear thanks to her father. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Kelis To Judge Pitch Battle Across The Pond
Gammy winner and Harlemite Kelis joins the new shiny-floor TV series Pitch Battle in London she aims to do for singing what another Harlemite Alicia Keys did on The Voice in the states – she’ll be making dreams come true in the judges’ chairs. Continue Reading →