Click inside to check out some photos and videos from a star-studded night that seen some legends get inducted into the elusive group!
Fans of good ole soul and r&b music will be hearing a lot more of their favorite genre thanks to BET.
Former NBA player turned business mogul Magic Johnson is trying his damnedest to top himself. After purchasing the Los Angeles Dodgers, Johnson has set his…
Memorial Day is traditionally a time to remember and honor those who have given their lives in military service to their country. However, anyone who…
Check out the Soul Train Tribute that took place in New York’s Time Square on Saturday, Feb. 4th. A SoulTrain Flash Mob ….only in New York City…….
As we celebrate the Legacy of Soul Train creator Don Cornelius we look back on some of the greatest hip hop moments on the show. Check out Run DMC performance and interview on Soul Train with the late Don Cornelius…….
On Wednesday, the first day of Black History Month, the world lost Don Cornelius. While we continue to celebrate his legacy, here are 10 thing…
CHICAGO — When this proud city welcomed back hometown hero Don Cornelius last year, it wasn’t just Chicago-style – it was “Soul Train” style, complete…
According to TMZ, Don Cornelius’ ex-wife whom he hated was entitled to be the beneficiary of both of his life insurance policies totaling about $300,000. Read the full story here.
Kurtis Blow was the first Hip Hop artist to appear on Soultrain performing “The Breaks”…….
Music legends and fans are mourning the loss of Soul Train host and creator Don Cornelius. The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin released the following statement: “It’s just so sad, stunning and downright shocking and a huge and momentous loss to the African-American community and the world at large. Don Cornelius single handedly brought about […]
In a recent interview with TheUrbandaily about his new album Groovy People, legendary songwriter and producer Leon Huff shared how he and his partner Kenny Gamble came to create the “Soul Train” theme song: Exploring The Sound Of Philadelphia ..It was a dance show and he[Don Cornelius] was very excited about it. He had everything […]
