Precious Williams, owner of Curvy Girl Lingerie, talks about how she leverages social media platforms to market her brand and expand her company’s reach. Williams
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Since his retirement as one of the 10 greatest players of all time, former NBA superstar Earvin “Magic” Johnson has accrued more
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Do you want to start-up your business ideas, expand your business, downgrade, make strategic partnerships, win over angel investors or secure the
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Scores of celebrities and dignitaries will make an appearance at the 2013 Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference sponsored by Nationwide Insurance — and
Tom Joyner and Reach Media had a plethora of photographers on deck to capture the best happenings of the Tom Joyner Fantastic Voyage 2013. Despite
She has been dismissed by the press. She has been summarily denounced and hated on by a brigade of Barbies from the Nicki Minaj fan
1988 saw hip-hop truly come into its own — and diversify.
Lil Kim can no longer be considered a sex symbol, it’s interesting to note just how gracefully some of hip-hop’s other notable female stars have aged
Hip-hop’s leaders of the new cool The hip-hop “freshmen” of 2012 and 2013 all carve their own niche, and in their own ways, each pays
Big Daddy Kane shared how happy he is for Jay-Z’s successful career.
On Dec. 21, Monie Love, Lil Mama, MC Lyte, Lady of Rage and MC Smooth attended the Female Legends of Hip Hop Interactive Panel Discussion held
Top picks for holiday events in Chicago.
In 2006, the good people at Black Entertainment Television decided it would be a good idea to further capitalize off the hugely successful BET Awards.
As Chicago settles down from a weekend filled with love, music and positivity, attendees of the Woodstar Music Festival have taken to Twitter to share
Do you remember MC Lyte’s verse in the hip hop song, “Self Destruction?”
“I am insulted by today’s hip hop,” MC Lyte
Brandy stopped by Dallas/Fort Worth radio station K104 to show Bay Bay some moves. Check out the video below.
The ESSENCE Music Festival is the nation’s largest African American live musical and cultural experience attracting over 400,000 people from around the world. This four-day
The two-day concert will feature soul artists on one day and classic rap on the next.
