motown
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Wait, What? Jimmy Carter Was Blood Related to This Black Living Legend?
The former president, who had deep Southern roots, passed away at his Georgia home on December 29 at age 100.
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What Wild Sexual Allegations Did Suge Knight Make About Russell Simmons, Usher and Diddy?
The imprisoned former mogul made some tremendous claims on his “Collect Call” podcast.
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Smokey Robinson Reveals Affair With Diana Ross. He Could’ve Kept This Motown Story to Himself
The ‘Tracks of My Tears’ singer had some things to get off his chest in a recent interview.
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Smokey Robinson to Release Sensual New Album Titled GASMS After 9 Years and Ooo, Baby Baby, We Better Get Ready
The legendary singer also dropped new song on Friday and is set to be honored as one of MusiCares 2023 Persons of the Year on Feb. 3.
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Jacqueline Avant’s Killer Gets 150-To-Life Sentence
The wife of 'The Black Godfather" was shot in a robbery gone bad.
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Suspect Arrested in Jacqueline Avant Murder
Beverly Hills police arrested a suspect in the murder of Jacqueline Avant, wife of music executive Clarence Avant
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‘Running in High Heels Is a Nightmare’: Prince’s Basketball Prowess Confirmed by Motown Heir Kerry Gordy
The Purple One's basketball skills were famously immortalized by Dave Chappelle; Gordy is the latest to recall that the music legend was 'amazing' on the court.
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Berry Gordy to Be Celebrated at 44th Annual Kennedy Center Honors
In addition to the Motown mastermind, Lorne Michaels, Bette Midler, Joni Mitchell, and Justino Díaz will also be recognized as well.
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30 Days of Iconic Music Video Blackness With VSB, Day 9: Eddie Murphy 'Party All the Time'
Eddie Murphy singing was a thing in the ‘80s. And not just a random thing. He released three music albums. While most people remember “Party All The Time,” which was written and produced by Rick James, what is less remembered is that Eddie had music from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Nile Rogers…and even Michael…
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30 Days of Iconic Music Video Blackness With VSB, Day 6: Rick James & Smokey Robinson 'Ebony Eyes'
Have you ever watched something so ridiculous that it becomes both perfect and almost life-changing? That for me is the video for Rick James single featuring Smokey Robinson off of his 1983 album, Cold Blooded. Rick James featuring Smokey Robinson “Ebony Eyes” (1984) I don’t know why God made me the way he did, but…