Houston singer Kat St. John continues to climb Billboard charts with ‘Get Shot’
Houston singer Kat St. John reaches the number six spot on the national indie billboard charts with her single “Get Shot”.
June 5, 2015
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Houston singer Kat St. John reaches the number six spot on the national indie billboard charts with her single “Get Shot”.
As the age-old saying goes: nothing is new under the sun. Needless to say there is a fine line between emulating an innovative idea and
With the onset of technologies such as satellite radio and streaming music services, traditional broadcast radio has been on a constant search for something new
DALLAS – Listeners who tuned in to hear the Tom Joyner Morning Show on K-Soul 94.5 got a big surprise Monday morning. Joyner was gone.
The Harlem Fine Arts Show in partnership with The National Black Arts Festival had it’s Opening Gala night at 200 Peachtree Street and it was a
As we celebrate Founders Day to the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Alpha Kappa Alpha is the first Greek-lettered sorority established and incorporated by African-American college
Gospel heavyweight Hezekiah Walker has achieved a new personal best as an artist as his hit single “Every Praise” (RCA Inspiration) sits at No. 1
Radio One and TV One founder Cathy Hughes will be the official keynote speaker for 19th Annual the Pinnacle Awards
Steve Harvey, pictured above, Omari Hardwick a few other male actors decided the shorter the hair the better. Check out who else in Hollywood decided
Atlanta’s street are abuzz in anticipation of Hot 107.9’s Birthday Bash 18 – one of the livest events in the city since 1995. Radio One brings
DJ Scream sits down with rollingout in Radio One’s media room to talk about the highly anticipated Hot 107.9’s Birthday Bash 18. As he walks down
Hot 107.9’s Birthday Bash 18 is just a week away, and not only is Atlanta’s biggest hip hop concert old enough to vote, their ‘Block
The 8th annual Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit: Day 2 recap Fresh off being honored the night before as part of the Women of
Did she sing or did she not sing may have been the question but after a year in which she became a mother, made an album, filmed a documentary and earned $40 million, B isn’t just for Beyonce; it’s for business mogul.—Caroline Clarke, Executive Editor & Host, Black Enterprise Business Report
On Friday, Oct. 12, The Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce held its 18th Annual Pinnacle Awards Dinner to recognize local entrepreneurs in a lavish ceremony.
The National Association of Health Services Executives will hold its 27th Annual Educational Conference in Houston, Oct.10-13.
Wayne K. Brown, a beloved and influential member of Atlanta’s media community, has passed away. He lost his battle with cancer. With more than three
If you were bothered by the radio station shake up in Detroit that left the city with out it’s nationally noted 107.5 jazz station, on-air
Queen of R&B Mary J. Blige touched down in Houston TX for the last performance on her Liberation Tour.
Diggy Simmons just had the best week ever. Last week, Diggy turned 17 and released his debut album, Unexpected Arrival. He also traveled to Atlanta to
