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Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival 2026!

R&B AND JAZZ LEGEND LALAH HATHAWAY was one of the many artists to grace the stage at the 2026 Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival, presented...

Longtime Chronicle Scribe Steve Holsey, the ‘Dean of Documenting Detroit,’ Dies at 77

by Aaron Foley, Michigan Chronicle editor at large Steve Holsey, a veteran journalist who began writing for the Michigan Chronicle in his teens and would...

This Week In Black History October 7-15, 2026

WILLIAM STILL • October 7 1821—One of the most prominent Blacks in the Underground Railroad, William Still, is born near Bedford, Mass. The “Underground Railroad” was...

Iconic R&B singer Freddie Jackson passes

Freddie Jackson, the influential R&B singer known for hits like "You Are My Lady" and "Rock Me Tonight," has passed away at 69.

Nina Simone, Langston Hughes and their forgotten creative collaboration

Nina Simone performs live on stage at the Newport Jazz Festival in Newport, R.I., on July 4, 1968. David Redfern/Redferns by Jason Miller, North Carolina...

Freddie Jackson, legendary R&B vocalist who defined the quiet storm era, dies at 69

Freddie Jackson, the influential R&B singer known for hits like "You Are My Lady" and "Rock Me Tonight," has passed away at 69.

EBONY Releases 2026 Power 100, Spotlighting Black Leaders Shaping Culture and Business

Ebony magazine has announced its 2026 Power 100 list, honoring cultural leaders across various industries ahead of a November gala in Los Angeles.

New Music Mondays: Victoria Monét, Drake, Yung Miami & More

A new album by Victoria Monét, four songs from Drake and a pair of singles from Yung Miami highlight our selection of new music drops.

Nas, Mamdani Talk Keeping NYC ‘Home’ Of Hip-Hop

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Nas discussed hip-hop’s roots, the new Bronx School of Hip Hop and the importance of keeping New York a place where the culture can continue to thrive.

This Week In Black History September 30-October 6, 2026

FANNIE RICHARDS • October 1 1841—Fannie M. Richards is born. She becomes one of the nation’s early civil rights advocates as well as a prominent educator. 1868—John...
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