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12/24/2025

Truly A Classic Photo Indeed With The Legendary Flirtations.

12/24/2025

A Throwback Memory Indeed.

The Regal Theater located 4719 South Parkway now known as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood (1940s)

The Regal Theater stands as a major cultural landmark in Bronzeville drawing large crowds for films live shows and performances. The ornate exterior reflects the elegance of neighborhood movie palaces of the era. People gather along the sidewalk creating a lively street presence. The theater served as an important social center for the Black community. Nearby businesses benefit from the steady flow of visitors. The scene captures the vibrancy of South Parkway nightlife.

12/18/2025

Truly Legends Indeed. The Flirtations.

12/17/2025

Truly A Throwback Moment Indeed With The Doors.

12/11/2025

Truly A Legend Indeed.

61 Years Ago Today, We Lost Sam Cooke🕊️🙏🏽 One of the greatest voices in American music. Gone at just 33, yet his influence continues to echo through every generation of soul and R&B. 🕊️✨

12/06/2025

Remembering A Legend Indeed.

Richard Pryor built his comedy empire on taboo words, but a trip to Africa left him in tears and vowing before millions that he would never use the N-word again. Richard Pryor, who built his comedy on raw, taboo language, including the "N-word" (used in the titles of two Grammy-winning albums: That Ni**er's Crazy and Bicentennial Ni**er), took a life-changing trip to Kenya in 1979. Observing the Black people there, who embodied dignity and self-respect, he was moved to tears. He publicly announced his vow to his millions of fans in his 1982 film, stating he "didn't see any 'n*s' over there," only "beautiful Black people." 🔗: https://cnews.topnewsource.com/?p=19111

12/06/2025

Salute!

The Jackson family has officially confirmed plans for a first-of-its-kind Michael Jackson Museum — a space designed to showcase never-before-seen artwork, personal memorabilia, and creative pieces spanning the King of Pop’s entire life.

But here’s the twist: the location still hasn’t been announced.

According to Jermaine Jackson, the family has assembled more than 200 pieces of Michael’s personal art and creative work, and they’re working with international partners — but the final site of the museum remains a closely guarded secret.

Early reports suggest the museum could land in Monaco, where the Jacksons have deep ties… but nothing is finalized. And with a project this iconic, cities around the world will likely want to compete for it.

This raises the big question: If you were choosing the location for the Michael Jackson Museum — where should it go? And why?

A lot of people will naturally say it should be in Gary, what do you think? Should it be built near where the Jackson 5 began their journey? In a global tourist hub with cultural pull? Or somewhere completely unexpected?

11/23/2025

Remembering A Legend Indeed. Salute!

R.I.P. Jellybean Johnson 🕊️
(November 19, 1956 – November 21, 2025)

Garry “Jellybean” Johnson was an influential American musician — a drummer, guitarist, songwriter, and producer — and a key architect of the “Minneapolis Sound.”
He was a founding member of The Time, known for working with Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Prince, and appeared in the film Purple Rain.
As a producer and session artist, he contributed to hit songs like Janet Jackson’s “Black Cat,” and worked with artists such as Alexander O’Neal, New Edition, and Mint Condition.
In his later years, he helped establish the Minneapolis Sound Museum, a project dedicated to preserving the musical legacy he helped build.
Jellybean Johnson passed away on November 21, 2025, leaving behind a rich legacy within the funk, R&B, and pop music world.

11/22/2025

Salute!

Original 1970 “CAN’T STOP LOVING YOU” single, signed by us & sheet music. Leave a bid in the comments. Bidding ends Fri 21st Nov 11am (UK). Highest bid + postage gets them.
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11/22/2025

Truly A Legend Indeed.

Remembering the great Coleman Hawkins (November 21, 1904 – May 19, 1969)
“Coleman Hawkins instantly established authority when he took the stage, before he had even played a note. Though short of stature, he was a handsome, solidly built man, impeccably dressed, with an aura that commanded respect. And once he began to play, his sound alone sufficed to seduce or arouse the listener, depending on the mood and spirit of the music being made” – Dan Morgenstern, Living With Jazz

Photo: William Claxton