As recently as the 1950s and 1960s, titans of Black music, from Miles Davis to Motown’s finest, were relegated to eating canned sardines on the road because they were unwelcome at white diners.

Tamla Records — once the pipeline for entrepreneur Berry Gordy’s earliest releases out of Detroit — is being reactivated by Capitol Music Group, Motown’s corporate parent for the past decade.

Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys” at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and feel inspired by its impressive collection of international Black artists, head on over to ...

The story of how a small group of dedicated British music fans paved the way for the first Motown tour of Britain ... in the UK were unlikely to hear black music on mainstream radio, and names ...

TAMLA operates under Capitol Music Group and is helmed by Walter Thomas, senior vp for Motown Gospel & TAMLA. “Our mission is to champion, uplift and inspire new generation cutting-edge artists ...

A man photographs the 1965 painting "Marian Anderson" by Beauford Delaney at the Black Paris exhibition which explores the presence and influence of about 150 Black artists in France from the ...

teaching them about the history of Motown music and the civil rights era, Black Canadian women in music and more. I’m also the singer in a country-rock project called Orchard Sky, the co ...

with artists experimenting with new sounds and powerful messages. From the Beatles to Bob Dylan, from Motown to unique rock, the ‘60s shaped the future of music in ways we still feel today.

The glove maker posted a net profit of RM30.28mil in its second quarter, a swing back to the black from a net loss of RM51.2mil in the same quarter a year ago. Revenue was at RM883.65mil ...

[SINGAPORE] Malaysian glove manufacturer Top Glove returned to the black with a net profit of RM30.3 million (S$9.1 million) for its second quarter ended Feb 28, 2025, reversing from a net loss of ...