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Latimore, Blues Hall of Famer Behind “Let’s Straighten It Out,” Dies at 86

Benjamin William Lattimore, better known professionally as Latimore, the acclaimed blues and R&B singer, songwriter and pianist whose soulful voice made “Let’s Straighten It Out” a Southern soul classic, has died in August 2026 at the age of 86. Born in Charleston, Tennessee, in 1939, Latimore was influenced from an early age by country music, the…

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LL COOL J, SWV, LIL’ KIM, METHOD MAN & REDMAN & More Set for Thanksgiving Edition of Rock the Bells

Hip-hop legends are coming together for a celebration that promises to bring generations of music fans under one roof!  LL Cool J is bringing the Rock the Bells Festival back to the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, for a special “Home for the Holidays” Thanksgiving weekend celebration on Nov. 29. The star-studded lineup includes…

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The Isley Brothers’ Long-Running Trademark Battle Has Finally Come to an End

Finally, the legal battle over the legendary Isley Brothers name is over. Ronald Isley and the estate of his late brother, Rudolph Isley, have reached an out-of-court settlement, bringing their years-long federal trademark dispute over the name “The Isley Brothers” to an end. Attorneys for both sides filed a stipulation of dismissal in federal court in Chicago on Wednesday,…

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Boris Kodjoe Joins Fox’s ‘Memory of a Killer’ for Season 2

Boris Kodjoe is headed to Fox’s crime drama “Memory of a Killer.” The Station 19 veteran has joined the cast for the show’s upcoming second season in a recurring role. Season 2 is scheduled to premiere at midseason in 2027. Kodjoe will portray Tré, the “Fourth Musketeer” and closest childhood friend of Angelo Flannery, played by Patrick Dempsey, Michael…

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Damon Wayans and David Alan Grier Bring an ‘In Living Color’ Reunion to ‘St. Denis Medical’

Damon Wayans is checking into NBC’s St. Denis Medical for the Season 3 premiere, and he’s bringing some serious ’90s comedy nostalgia with him. Wayans will guest star as Dr. Highland, a charming but pompous new physician who arrives at the underfunded Oregon hospital while David Alan Grier’s character, Ron, recovers from surgery. The appearance will reunite Wayans…

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Michael J. Fox to Receive Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at 78th Emmy Awards

Michael J. Fox is set to receive one of the television industry’s most prestigious honors — the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award — at the 78th Emmy Awards on September 14, 2026. The Television Academy announced that Fox will be honored for his transformative contributions to Parkinson’s disease research and advocacy, recognizing decades of humanitarian work…

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