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The Urban One Honors premieres Sunday, Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. ET.
The fifth iteration of Urban One Honors continues to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements of Black public figures in arts, politics, and communal upliftment, premiering on MLK Day, Jan. 16 on TV One and Cleo TV. Hosted this year by R&B artist Tank, the 2023 theme of “Icons of the Culture” highlighted trailblazers whose impact […]
Tune in to the 5th Annual #UrbanOneHonors as we celebrate our #IconsOfTheCulture TONIGHT at 7/6c on @tvonetv!
View some of the best photos from Urban One Honors red carpet, on stage and behind the scenes dopeness
In the more than 60 years Gladys Knight has been recording, she has released nearly 40 albums, slayed every type of stage imaginable, and won more awards and received more accolades than you can shake a stick at. And at age 77, she is not slowing down. As evidence, her recent Verzuz “battle” with […]
Get ready! It's time for the annual URBAN ONE HONORS awards!
Before the fall of 2020, not many people would have associated the legendary singer Dionne Warwick with humor
Urban One Honors recipient Kim Ford, president and CEO of Martha's Table, talks about the organization, the importance of food justice for the Black community and being proud of the work she does.
Before her Urban One Honors performance this morning, we had a chance to speak to Jazmine Sullivan about the importance of rest, writing her own music, the Heaux Tales and more. See what she had to say.