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Mýa: Timeless, Intentional, and Still In Control

There’s something rare about longevity in R&B — especially the kind that doesn’t rely on controversy, reinvention gimmicks, or cultural shortcuts. Mýa has never needed any of that.

The Rise of Rochelle Jordan

Rochelle Jordan flips the script on YAMS Magazine’s Breakthrough Issue, moving from blueprint-maker to front-page force. She’s serving bold Black pop and Toronto R&B realness, showing off fearlessness and pure diva energy while breaking industry walls.

BLKCOSMO BREAKING NEWS!

Rhona Bennett departs En Vogue after two decades, citing creative growth and values. A scheduling conflict regarding the Hall of Fame event, of which she wasn't informed in time, contributed to her decision. She is moving towards a "new season" of creativity and personal evolution.

Teyana Taylor Announces Emergency Vocal Surgery Ahead of Album Release

Teyana Taylor is undergoing vocal surgery after doctors discovered a noncancerous growth on her vocal cords. Despite canceling events, her album "Escape Room" still drops August 22. She’s prioritizing her health and promises to return stronger.

Nicki Minaj Warns Internet Trolls: “Don’t Play With My Name”

Nicki Minaj issued a strong warning to trolls calling her out of her name online, posting receipts and hinting at legal action. Fans are divided.

Black Women in Music Honored: Ciara, June Ambrose & Niecy Nash Shine at Black Women in Music Dinner

Ciara, June Ambrose, and Niecy Nash honored at the inaugural Black Women in Music Dinner, celebrating their contributions to culture and music.

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HBCU Homecoming 2026: Hot Street Style

The homecoming fashion show continues across HBCU campuses with students bringing their fashion A-game to the yard. From statement outerwear and bold prints to creative accessories and perfectly styled basics, standout looks included all green everything, classic Timberlands, jaguar-print moments, earth tones, and fur hats. Students elevated everyday white tees with creative layering, showed school spirit through crocheted gear, coordinated group fits, and added edge with distressed denim. Pops of color through accessories and unexpected hues brought homecoming looks to life, proving HBCU students know how to turn homecoming into an unforgettable fashion showcase.

Black Authors to Read This November 2026

Fall is officially here. But just because block parties and beach days are coming to an end, you can still find a great way to unwind after a busy work week. As the temps get cooler and the days get shorter, it's the perfect time to curl up in your favorite corner with a warm drink and a good book. If you need help finding your next read, we've got you covered.

Muni Long Warns Women About Being First Bad B*tch

R&B superstar Muni Long warned women during a live stream about dating inexperienced men, explaining how leveling up a man who isn't used to being around high-caliber women almost always backfires when it goes to his head.

Basquiat Artwork Exhibition Coming to Atlanta

Fans of Jean-Michel Basquiat will have a chance to get up close and personal with some of his work at Atlanta's High Museum of Art in 2027. The exhibit, organized by the Princeton University Art Museum, will highlight a lesser-known side of Basquiat's groundbreaking artwork: printmaking. Set to run from Feb. 19 to May 16, 2027, the exhibit includes more than 50 works and centers on the famed artist's 1984 Blue Ribbon paintings.