A simple tweet has becomes music to many Aaliyah fans’ ears. The “One in a Million” songbird’s former producer Jeffrey “J.Dub” Walker tweeted last Sunday there will be a new Aaliyah album.

Music Icon Michael Jackson’s unreleased tracks dating all the way back to his “Off the Wall” days was recently hacked. Now, two men have been charged with the theft, according to authorities.

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Rapper Game is going no-holds barred with fans these days. He jumped into a crowd at a concert in Oslo, Norway to confront a fan, he pushed an opposing player during play at a basketball game and he allegedly punched a man outside of the record release party for his “The R.E.D. Album.”

Paula Dean, the Emmy Award-winning Food Network cook, is not stirring a delicious dish, but a whole heap of trouble. Dean and her brother Bubba Hier are being sued for sexual harassment, infliction of emotional distress and assault.

A video released last week is making its way around the Internet showing Libyan rebels horribly mistreating black Africans. These are the same Libyan Rebels that ousted Muammar Gaddafi and formed the Libya’s National Transitional Council.

Princess and the Frog’s black princess Tiana is being used to sell candy. Seems harmless, right? But many are arguing Disney’s first black princess is being used to further promote stereotypes.

State Senator Glenn Grothman has introduced a controversial bill targeting single parents in Wisconsin. The bill, introduced at the Senate Committee on Public Health, Human Services and Revenue public hearing, is called the Senate Bill 507. It will make illegal single parenthood and regard it as child abuse.

President Obama addressed an audience at a campaign fundraiser in New York City on Thursday, March 1. “We ended torture, we promoted human rights. We made it clear America’s a Pacific power,” Obama told an audience. “We are leading by the power of our moral example.”

A student claims that her roommate’s sex life affected her mental health causing her to go into dark and suicidal…

Students returned class Friday only several days after deadly school shooting left three dead, two others injured and community devastated. This also comes a day after Thomas T.J. Lane appeared in court Thursday facing three counts of aggravated murder and one felony count of assault.