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Soul Train Awards R&B Song of the Year Fan Vote 2026

For the first time, the Soul Train Awards are putting a category in the fans' hands. The R&B/Soul Song of the Year nominees are Kehlani's 'Folded,' Olivia Dean's 'Man I Need,' Brent Faiyaz's 'Butterflies,' Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller's 'It Depends,' Mariah the Scientist and Kali Uchis' 'Is It a Crime,' Justin Bieber's 'Yukon,' Tems' 'What You Need,' Bruno Mars' 'I Just Might,' Tyla's 'Chanel,' and Daniel Caesar's 'Who Knows.' Voting is open on BET.com until October 16.

Soul Train Awards Return 2026: Chicago Homecoming and CBS Simulcast

BET announces the return of the Soul Train Awards on November 27, 2026, featuring a Chicago homecoming, a new format, and a prime-time CBS simulcast.

T.I.’s Team Encounters Security Dispute With BET, Physical Confrontation Captured on Film

T.I.'s entourage was beefing with security at the BET Awards and the heated showdown was caught on video. Check out the footage from before Sunday's award show at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Both sides fire off expletives before one man is shoved back and tempers flare as T.I. gets a front-row seat to all the action.

BET Announces First-Ever Board of Advisors with Queen Latifah

BET announces its first-ever Board of Advisors, featuring industry titans like Queen Latifah, Bob Johnson, and LL COOL J. Discover how these heavyweights will guide the network's future.

BET Sets Premiere for Final Season of The Oval

BET announced that Tyler Perry’s long-running political drama “The Oval” will return for its seventh and final season on Tuesday, May 20, with the Franklin family back in the White House amid rising national instability and fractured alliances.

Druski’s Viral BET Promo Breaks the Internet

BET took a risk naming 31-year-old internet comedian Druski as its youngest host ever. Now he’s hosting the 2026 BET Awards on June 28 at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater and personally inviting celebrities while roasting them in the process.

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