When D'Angelo entered the music scene, he wrote songs with deep soul and a profound reverence for Black women.

Though many people have covered “We Shall Overcome,” the version Joan Baez released in 1963 is nearly the definitive. Her smooth vocals drive the sentiment of this song home. It’s hard to buckle in ...

Life right now somewhat feels like it’s being run by Gaston — you know, the chest-thumping, mirror-kissing villain from “Beauty and the Beast” who hates books, fears education, is surrounded by a ...

From the iconic Women's Panel to Superstar Q&As and conversations about breaking stereotypes, here are some discussions to ...

Black women have long shaped the sound and soul of R&B music. Their voices—raw, emotional and unmatched—have given us timeless love songs that echo through generations. Whether they’re singing about ...

If it's sink or swim, Fariana knows how to stay afloat. Born Farina Pao Paucar Franco in Medellin, Colombia, the Latin singer and rapper rose to fame in 2005 as a contestant on the reality singing ...

Louder: The Soundtrack of Change, now streaming on Max, is a documentary, produced by Selena Gomez and Stacey Abrams and directed by Kristi Jacobson, that tracks the voices of women in song throughout ...

Riot Women has burst onto screens with all the force of a power chord, proving that midlife isn’t a time to sit quietly on ...