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Can I Talk to You (About Aaliyah’s Album on Spotify?)
Aaliyah’s self-titled third album is now available on all streaming services and for download.
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‘I’m Trying to Get Everybody On’: The Root Presents: It’s Lit! and Gabrielle Union Are Back With Something Stronger
The actress, producer, bestselling author and our first-ever repeat guest speaks candidly about her second memoir, You Got Anything Stronger?
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Mic Drop: If at First You Don’t Succeed, Dust Yourself Off and Play These Fire Tracks
Anderson .Paak is featured on a newly released Marvel soundtrack; Duckwrth puts out an EP; Victoria Monét finally gives us the video for 'Coastin''
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‘The Point Is You Have a Voice’: The Root Presents: It’s Lit! Talks Poetry, Prose and Politics With Nikki Giovanni
The literary icon joined us at a pivotal moment in American politics for a candid discussion about the intersection of art, activism and authenticity.
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Lindsay Peoples Wagner Is (Re)Making The Cut by Recognizing Fashion’s Racism
'Fast Fashion' has new meaning with Heron Preston’s latest; TGU co-founder Veronica Webb rightfully gets her flowers; Aaliyah's legacy gets new merch.
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Aaliyah, Missy Elliott and Timbaland Changed the Game With 1996’s One in a Million. Thankfully, I Now Get to Relive That Moment
Aaliyah's sophomore album and especially its title track are the kind of songs you never forget.
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‘Beats 4 da Streets’…Aaliyah’s One in a Million Is Now Streaming Everywhere
Just ahead of the 20th anniversary of her death, the R&B icon’s critically acclaimed second studio album is finally available to stream.
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‘Let’s Not Play Small’: The Root Presents: It’s Lit! Reignites Our Eloquent Rage With Brittney Cooper
The NYT bestselling author, educator and activist was prescient about our nation's vice president. What else did Dr. Brittney Cooper foresee for America?
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Lil Nas X, Who Just Dethroned DaBaby as the Most-Streamed Spotify Rapper, Thinks He May Have Found ‘the One’
In Variety's 2021 'Power of Young Hollywood' issue, Lil Nas X also revealed he turned down a role in Euphoria because he was committed to his album.