A Biden-backed security bill was approved by the US Senate, requiring TikTok's owner ByteDance to sell the app or risk a potential nationwide ban.
Read moreThe official announcement of the 2024 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees took place on April 21st during an episode of American Idol, with host Ryan Seacrest and judge Lionel Richie.
Read more16-time Grammy winner Alicia Keys made her Broadway debut April 20 in the musical "Hell's Kitchen," a play inspired by her life growing up in New York City.
Read moreFormer football legend Orenthal James Simpson, "The Juice" passed away on Wednesday after a battle with cancer at the age of 76, his family revealed earlier via his X account on social media.
Read moreTuesday's ruling by South Africa's Electoral Court overturned an earlier ruling that had prohibited former President Jacob Zuma from entering the polls and allowed him to run for office in the 2018 general election.
Read moreGRAMMY-nominated American rapper and singer Tierra Whack is set to release her highly anticipated debut album, “World Wide Whack” March 15 via Interscope Records.
Read moreCongolese-American visionary artist, musician, and activist Milandou Badila, also known as Young Paris released the cinematic music video for his latest hit, “Reparations,” which urges America to compensate descendants of slaves for the atrocities they endured.
Read moreFollowing a VAR-dominated semi-final squander with South Africa, the Nigeria Super Eagles won a 4-2 penalty victory , qualifying them for the AFCON finals on Sunday, a first since 2013.
Read more22-year-old South African artist Tyla is the talk of the town, especially in the African community, as she won the first ever “Best African Music Performance” award for her breakthrough hit song, “Water,” at the 66th GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, February 4, in Los Angeles, California.
On January 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court, ruled (7–2) in the Roe v. Wade case, declaring a nationwide constitutional right for women to be able to get an abortion.