1977

Comedy should be debated like sports.  For every fan of Jordan, there are those who feel Kobe or Lebron tops him.   For every Brady acolyte, there’s a Mahone disciple or a Rogers apostle.  That’s because comedy, like sports, is not so much a matter of stats, but also favorites.   Just as some athletes spark your imagination and inspire, comedy meets the same criteria. [...]

When it comes to songs about lovers, Black musicians have made an indelible mark on the music scene throughout the decades, shaping the industry with their talent and creativity.

In the music business, many great R&B songs have been passed over for being selected as singles for many reasons.

Gil Scott-Heron’s "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" remains a powerful anthem reflecting social justice themes. His legacy in hip-hop music is profound, influencing artists who address societal issues. Scott-Heron's unique blend of spoken word and music paved the way for future generations to use their art as a platform for activism, emphasizing the importance of voice in the fight for change.

10 Celebrity Romances The Show The Black Love is Alive and StrongBy: Princess DominikoThe term “black love” has gained traction in the past few years, due to the increasing desire for black people to not only date within their race but to truly and deeply love their blackness. [...]

Black harmonica players have made significant contributions to music, shaping genres like blues and rock. Artists like Little Walter and Sonny Boy Williamson showcased their incredible skills, elevating the harmonica's status in popular music. Their innovative techniques and soulful playing have inspired countless musicians, solidifying the harmonica's place in the musical landscape.