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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.

Tems on Born in the Wild: All Points East Performance

Tems co-headlined All Points East in London, performing in front of 45,000 people at Victoria Park. The highlight was bringing out Dave for their UK No. 1 'Raindance.' From her custom crochet look to her vocals, Tems proved she's one of the most magnetic performers right now.

Tems Turns Reedition Magazine’s Cover Into A Futuristic Fashion Moment

Rising Nigerian star Tems has graced the cover of Reedition Magazine, delivering a futuristic fashion editorial that cements her status as a style icon on the rise.

2025 BET Awards Open With Kevin Hart’s Wild Kanye Joke & Star-Filled Celebration

Kevin Hart kicked off the 2025 BET Awards with bold jokes—including one aimed at Kanye West. The show celebrated 25 years of Black excellence with iconic wins, tributes, and unforgettable red carpet moments.

The Biggest Moments From the 2025 Met Gala

From regal drama to sculptural elegance, Black stars commanded the Met Gala 2025 carpet. Zuri Hall stunned in Bishme Cromartie, Ego Nwodim gave high fashion in Christopher John Rogers, and Teyana Taylor delivered a Victorian fantasy in Marc Jacobs. And Tyla? She embodied the night’s theme—literally.

Tems and Tyla Join Spotify’s Billions Club

Two African artists have joined Spotify’s Billions Club this week. Nigerian singer Tems joined the distinguished list for her contribution to American rap artist...

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Howard University Homecoming 2026: Fashion Highlights

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Cardi B Performs “I Like It” at NPR Tiny Desk

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