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Reba McEntire has never been one to “rest on her laurels” (Associated Press) and continues to prove that her strong work ethic couples well with passion as she prepares to release SING IT NOW: SONGS OF FAITH & HOPE on February 3, 2017 jointly through Nash Icon Records and Capitol Christian Music Group. Continue reading
It’s fitting that on Denzel Washington’s birthday a video is going around that reminds us just how special the actor is. Continue reading
Bounce TV has acquired all assets of The Trumpet Awards, the prestigious annual event celebrating African-American achievements and contributions, in an agreement with The Trumpet Awards Foundation announced today. Continue reading
Houston based recording artist Cheryl Fortune is set to embark on her solo recording career with the release of her Lucius B. Hoskins produced debut single “Fighters” set to impact gospel radio January 2017. Continue reading
GRAMMY-nominated and renowned worship leader Kari Jobe will release her third studio album titled The Garden on February 3, 2017. This album follows the highly acclaimed live project Majestic that produced the hit single “Forever” and “I Am Not Alone.” The Garden was written and recorded during a season of pain and loss for Jobe’s family. Continue reading
[The NAACP Image Awards Announce Gospel nominees]
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[PHARRELL AND KIM BURRELL PERFORM ON THE TONIGHT SHOW]
[Joe Ligon passes at 80]
Nationally renowned gospel radio personality Leon Milton Wright (Leon Josey-Wright) has transitioned on Friday, December 9th due to a long-term battle with kidney disease. Wright was born on August 17, 1959 in Orlando, Florida. He Attended Orange County Public Schools and graduated from Jones High School and also attended Miles College in Birmingham, for a period of time. Continue reading
