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Tory Lanez has had his appeal rejected by the California Supreme Court. More than three years after the singer was convicted of shooting singer Megan Thee Stallion in the foot, California’s top court has refused his bid to overturn his conviction. Lanez is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence after being found guilty in 2022 of

As the U.S. prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has launched a nationwide, year-long campaign highlighting the role of local radio and television stations in documenting history and connecting communities. The initiative includes a series of new public service announcements and

iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God’s The Black Effect Podcast Network have announced the launch of a new podcast hosted by entertainment executive Amber Grimes. Entitled “If You Knew Better,” the series will focus on growth, reinvention, setbacks and strategies for personal and professional development. Grimes joins The Black Effect Podcast Network, which centers on amplifying

Nielsen ratings coming Thursday 3.5.26 at 5PM(EST): Baton Rouge, Louisville, New Orleans and Oklahoma City.

Nielsen has licensed its proprietary Designated Market Area (DMA) data to Magellan AI, enabling local-level podcast advertising measurement within the Magellan AI platform. The integration allows advertisers to measure podcast performance across Nielsen’s 210 standardized U.S. DMA regions, a framework widely used in media planning and buying. By incorporating DMA data into attribution reporting, advertisers

Radio One Philadelphia has announced that veteran market personality Kevin “Muthaknows” Cesar will join 100.3 WRNB, effective Monday, March 9. Muthaknows will help localize the syndicated morning program, “The Morning Hustle,” airing weekdays from 6-10am. He plans to bring his popular segment “The Tea,” offering commentary on celebrity gossip and trending topics. In addition to

The Living Legends Foundation pays tribute to the Black radio station owners who helped define & elevate the culture. Percy Sutton’s career embodied the dual legacy of politics and enterprise. A New York State Assemblyman & Manhattan Borough President, Sutton understood that ownership mattered as much as office. In 1972, he purchased WLIB-AM, later acquiring

It’s Women’s History Month, a time to honor the women who came before us, the women leading today, and the women rising next! In radio and media, women have always been culture shifters. Storytellers. Gatekeepers. Visionaries. Even when the rooms were not built for us, we built our own tables. This month, we are not just