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Guest Editorial: The importance of music in shaping our minds

A late popular deejay used to say that “music is the soundtrack of our lives.” On the surface that might not sound like it...

Diana Ross to perform, be honored at American Music Awards

  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Diana Ross will receive a lifetime achievement honor at next month’s American Music Awards and will celebrate with a performance...

Obamas, Bidens share favorite holiday tunes on Spotify

HONOLULU (AP) _ Ever wonder what music gets President Barack Obama in the Christmas mood? Sign in to Spotify to find out. Obama, Vice President...

Playboy through the decades: Key moments in magazine's past

LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Playboy has announced it will no longer run photos of completely naked women, a change that will take place in...

This Week In Black History 4-22-15

For the week of April 22-28 April 22 1692—The notorious “Salem Witch Trials” of Salem, Mass., claim their first Black victim. Mary Black, a slave, is...

Legendary jazz musician Clark Terry dead at 94

NEW YORK (AP) — Clark Terry, a Grammy Award-winning jazz trumpeter who played in the orchestras of both Count Basie and Duke Ellington and...

This Week In Black History April 23-29

For the week of April 23-29 April 23 1856—One of the greatest inventors in American history, Granville T. Woods, is born in Columbus, Ohio. During his...

Jazz guitar master Jim Hall dies at 83

NEW YORK (AP) — Jim Hall, one of the leading jazz guitarists of the modern era, whose subtle technique, lyrical sound and introspective approach...

Michelle Obama hosts foreign dignitaries, calls Harlem a cultural gem

by Meghan BarrAssociated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Michelle Obama hosted a luncheon for the spouses of foreign dignitaries Tuesday in Harlem, a historic New York City neighborhood she calls a "quintessentially American" cultural gem. The first lady spoke to about 50 spouses of chiefs of state and heads of government who are attending the UN General Assembly.

Jazz pianist, music arranger Paul Smith dies at 91

PAUL SMITH LOS ANGELES (AP) — Paul Smith, a jazz pianist, composer and arranger who worked with such greats as Bing Crosby, Nat "King" Cole and Dizzy Gillespie, has died at 91.

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