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Richardine Bartee

Her unprejudiced love for people, the arts, and business has taken her this far. Join Richardine on her journey as she writes history into existence, one article at a time. Richardine is a member of the Recording Academy/GRAMMYs, and a GRAMMY U Mentor. Call or email her to discuss your marketing/publicity or consulting needs.

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Baby Keem announces new album ‘Ca$ino’ with 36-date global tour: See dates

Baby Keem is stepping out of the shadows of his debut and asserting himself as one of Rap’s most dynamic talents of 2026.

Britney Spears sells music catalogue to Primary Wave in major 9-figure deal

The music that shaped late-’90s and 2000s Pop is now in new hands, even as Britney Spears herself steps further back from the spotlight.

Jack Harlow announces ‘Monica’ album release date, set to drop on his 28th birthday

With 'Monica', Jack Harlow isn’t just dropping an album—he’s inviting listeners deep into a new phase of his sound and story.

Gene Simmons sparks firestorm after calling Rap ‘Ghetto’ in Rock Hall rant

Gene Simmons—forever a provocateur—is irked that Hip-Hop heavyweights like Grandmaster Flash and Ice Cube sit alongside classic Rock gods.

‘Dear Lara’ premieres at SBIFF, exposing sexual abuse and institutional silence in the Classical Music world

'Dear Lara' demands accountability from institutions that have failed for far too long, and refuses to let silence be the final note.

Shyne comes home: Rap legend returns to Brooklyn for 25th anniversary concert at Kings Theatre

“This is surreal”, Shyne shared. “To return to the stage in the neighbourhood where I grew up for a night celebrating classic raw Hip-Hop.”

Super Bowl LX (2026): How to watch Patriots vs Seahawks for free

Whether you’re watching in a packed living room or tuning in on your phone, there are plenty of ways to catch every thrilling moment of Super Bowl LX.

J Cole spotlights his hometown—Fayettville, North Carolina—in ‘Two Six’ video: Watch

In this visual, J Cole appears against memorable, picturesque backdrops, and other clips bring life to his narrative.

Ghanaian artist EL sings about everyday plight of his people on ‘Noko Fio (Money Dey Talk)’: Listen

Upon pressing play, EL's pounding production demands attention as he opens the banger to detail the everyday lives of people in the country.

‘The Rolling Loud Movie’ sets nationwide theatrical release for this Fall

With Rolling Loud having grown from a grassroots Miami festival into a global cultural juggernaut, the film feels like a natural next step.