The 39th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards, set to take place on July 20th at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, promises to be an exceptional celebration for gospel music fans. Co-hosted by the Emmy Award-winning TV personality Loni Love and popular radio personality/comedian Rickey Smiley, this event is touted as “The Greatest Night in Gospel Music.”
On Sunday, June 3rd, 2024, Simone Biles once again proved why she is considered one of the greatest gymnasts of all time. At the US Gymnastics Championships, Biles secured her ninth all-around national title, a feat that extends her own record in the sport. This victory is particularly significant as it comes just a month before the Paris Olympics, where Biles aims to add to her collection of four Olympic gold medals.
In a remarkable fusion of faith and rhythm, Sherwin Gardner, a Trinidadian singer now based in the Bahamas, has not only captivated gospel music lovers but also made a significant mark in the dynamic world of TikTok influencers. With a career spanning over four decades, his latest hit, “Find Me Here (Blessings Find Me),” has propelled Gardner into an unprecedented spotlight. This track has not only surpassed a billion views on TikTok, aligning him with digital phenomena like Zach King and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, but it has also marked a historical moment as the first gospel song to achieve this feat, resonating with audiences across the globe.
In the fast-paced world of journalism, recognition often comes with breaking news stories or uncovering scandals. But sometimes, the quiet, relentless dedication to amplifying underrepresented voices truly deserves applause. This sentiment rings especially true with the recent announcement of Dara T. Mathis as one of two 2024 recipients of the prestigious American Mosaic Journalism Prize.
Angela Bassett, the esteemed actress renowned for her powerful performances, recently graced the stage at the 14th Governors Awards to receive an honorary Oscar. The ceremony, held on January 9th in Los Angeles, witnessed Bassett’s emotional and impactful speech, highlighting the importance of representation, paying homage to trailblazers, and promising to pave the way for diverse talent.
Get ready for a summer of unexpected surprises as rapper and actor Snoop Dogg steps into the world of sports commentary, joining the NBC Sports team for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. This exciting announcement was made during halftime coverage of the Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings NFL game, leaving fans excited.
"The Color Purple," a dynamic adaptation of the beloved novel that became a hit movie and later a successful Broadway musical, dominated the Christmas Day box office.
Queen Latifah is officially the first rapper to be a Kennedy Center honoree. In a star-studded celebration of cultural contributions, the 46th annual Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C., witnessed the crowning of Queen Latifah among other distinguished honorees. The illustrious event, led by President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden at the White House, brought together an array of talent to pay tribute to these iconic figures.
Michelle Obama, former First Lady of the United States, recently commanded an eye-watering $741,000 for just one hour of her wisdom. Yes, you read that right – $741,000 for sixty minutes of her unparalleled insights into diversity, inclusion, and overcoming self-doubt. Where did this incredible feat take place? None other than the prestigious Bits and Pretzels festival in Munich, Germany.
Beres Hammond received the prestigious Elite Icon Award to recognize his enduring and influential contributions to the world of reggae music at the Inaugural Caribbean Music Awards at Kings Theatre…
