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Life is good for Donald Glover. Hit episode of Saturday Night Live, a stop everything and look music video, his upcoming show stealing turn as Lando Calrissian in Solo: A Star Wars Story, oh and Atlanta had its season finale last night. Not bad! We also may have to add him to the list of […]

The Apollo Theater and FOX today announced that SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO has been picked up as a one-hour weekly series featuring Emmy Award-winning personality Steve Harvey as host. Set to debut during the 2017-2018 season, SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO is a reimagining of the classic talent showcase series. “We all had such a blast […]

The Queen Of Soul's last album will feature Stevie Wonder.

Join Roland Martin for six hours of live election night coverage tonight starting at 7PM/6c on TV One.

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Instead of giving Prince a 10-minute block during the 2016 BET Awards, the whole night revolved around him and his legacy. There were also several performances that honored his memory and his music. So here are the five ways BET put the Billboard Awards to shame with its tribute:

BET delivered on their promise to rightly honor the Purple One

It was recently announced that Stevie Wonder will join BET's Prince tribute performance, along with Prince's former fiance and protegé Sheila E.

According to the internet it was the purest form of struggle!     W hen Billboard first announced that Madonna was going pay tribute to late iconic pop star Prince, they were immediately met with criticism and skepticism. When it comes to Prince excellence is the standard and his tributes should match that. So since […]

Though some were unhappy about Billboard's choice to have Madonna lead the tribute, her performance was solid and also included a surprise guest - Stevie Wonder