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*Page Six confirms that Wu-Tang Clan has sold the lone copy of its album, “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin,” through online auction house...

*"Motown the Musical" is coming back to Broadway, and as Huff Post notes, the show first began performances in March 2013 at the Lunt...

*When Tyra Banks announced her departure from "FABLife" last Friday - fans demanded answers, and when answers didn’t arrive swift enough, speculation quickly spread...

*Jesse Williams, Harry Belafonte and Zendaya are among the top 100 "blacks" featured in EBONY magazine’s Black Power issue. The publication is celebrating its...

*Two-time Oscar nominee Will Smith gave his first ever podcast interview to The Hollywood Reporter, in which he talks about his rise from West...

*Many African Americans will rush out this weekend to take advantage of Black Friday deals. Making up almost 14 percent of the US population, black...

*Miss Robbie and her Sweetie Pie’s team packed up (some of) their St. Louis flavor and opened up shop in North Hollywood, CA, as...

*(Via Global Social Media News) - Using the Internet is not a color issue. People use the Internet for every possible reason but it...

*Thanks to the amazing musical review that went viral from YouTuber James Wright Chanel, Patti LaBelle’s Sweet Potato Pies became a household name right...

*The Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recently presented Spike Lee with an Honorary Oscar, which is given...

*Since its world debut in 2000, Hidden Beach Recordings, a wholly independent record label based in Beverly Hills, California, has established itself as one...

*Alicia Keys, Pharrell Williams, John Legend, Miguel and more will take part in a three-hour A&E concert special aimed to confront issues of racial...

*It was previously announced that Rihanna would launch her very own line of weed called "MaRihanna," but her rep has squashed your celebrity-branded stoner...

*(Via Black Business.org) - Rap music is alive and well, and in fact is still a very profitable industry. Many rappers every year make millions...