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Jennifer Lopez Refused to Let ‘Bullies’ Stop Her From Paying Tribute to Motown
Jennifer Lopez is finally addressing her heavily-debated decision to lead the 2019 Grammy salute to Motown Records.
Jennifer Lopez is finally addressing her heavily-debated decision to lead the 2019 Grammy salute to Motown Records.
Some viewers were outraged that the Latina performer was chosen to honor the Black music label during Black History Month.
Lopez’s inclusion in a tribute honoring Black icons from a Black label has many folks on social media scratching their...
Ethiopia Habtemariam is the current president of Motown Records and a 2018 EBONY Power 100 Women Up honoree. Before having...
Sylvia Moy, Motown’s gem and longtime Stevie Wonder collaborator, has passed at the age of 78. The Detroit Free Press...
The songwriter was famously known for his collaborative works with artists such as Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones and...
Smokey Robinson was a major part of the Motown sound, writing hits for the Detroit label’s roster of stars. Robinson’s...
Singer Jimmy Ruffin, who was born in Mississippi but lent his soulful voice to several hits by Detroit's Motown Records,...
On May 16, 1983, much of America was sitting in front of the television watching the event that was Motown...
With lyrics like, “My smile is my makeup I wear since my breakup” and “I know flowers grow through rain/But...