Tag: Black women in music
BEAUTY
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.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
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.
FASHION
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.
HEALTH & FITNESS
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.
MUSIC
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.
FASHION
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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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
KeKe Palmer’s New Boyfriend: Meet the Podcaster
Keke Palmer and Hot Ones host Sean Evans were spotted at the upscale Italian restaurant Lucali in Brooklyn on Friday night for an intimate candlelit dinner, with eyewitnesses noting they appeared completely locked in on each other for over an hour and a half.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
The Top Fashion Moments at the 2026 ESSENCE Festival
The ESSENCE Festival of Culture 2026 took place in New Orleans from July 3-5, with Black icons across entertainment, business, and politics delivering inspiring talks and performances. Attendees showcased incredible fashion throughout the weekend. Teyana Taylor wore purple in a baggy jumpsuit and matching festival hat. Cardi B performed in a leather-and-fishnet bodysuit with metal rings and wild yellow hair. Patti LaBelle took the stage in a silky bright yellow suit with a train. Kandi Burruss gave business chic in yellow capris, light blue blazer, and matching scarf. Cynthia Bailey stunned in a full beige lace suit with matching heels.
CULTURE
Vic Mensa Defends Megan Thee Stallion
Vic Mensa addresses the industry's double standards and defends Megan Thee Stallion against cyberbullying and misogynoir.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Prominent African American Public Figures Advocating for Civil Rights and Equality
For most celebrities, fame is about applause. For others, it's about purpose. Through the years, some of our most iconic Black celebs have used their influence to challenge injustice, amplify marginalized voices, and demand change. Whether they challenged politicians, advocated for civil rights, or pushed Hollywood to become more inclusive, these stars understood that fame could open doors far beyond the red carpet.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Finally We know WHY Klay Thompson Broke Up With Meg The Stallion
Klay and Megan's high-profile romance, which launched back in July 2025, was entirely doomed from the start, with the insider painting the picture of two aggressively mismatched individuals, describing Klay as an awkward, introverted homebody who quickly became completely overwhelmed by Megan's massive, outgoing personality.