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Nike’s latest quarterly results put Jordan’s repositioning and weaker direct sales at the center of the company’s next steps.

As her Wiltern dates arrive, Kelela’s own account of phrasing, strings and collaboration offers a deeper look at her creative direction.

The September 19–20 festival brings nine stages, author conversations and family programming to Waverly’s streets.

The BMA artist-in-residence program connects local stories, archival research and hands-on photography in a public market.

The September 8–10 festival at 2640 Space pairs a collaborative animation workshop with international shorts and a Baltimore filmmaker program.

AZ Chike and Tyler, the Creator move through a stack of movie homages in the cinematic video for “Look Like My Mama.”

Jill Scott revisits the legal fight that followed her Hidden Beach exit and explains why ownership now sits at the center of her music career.

JAY-Z’s first solo U.K. headline show in more than a decade turned into a London-scale celebration with Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Giggs and more.

Drake has put a date, time and platform behind “Fear of Missing Out,” but the September 15 YouTube event remains deliberately undefined.

Baltimore families have through Labor Day to revisit Adventure Expeditions, one of Port Discovery’s original exhibits.

Naomi Osaka pairs a dramatic white entrance look with an Allen Iverson tribute, bringing basketball’s style conversation to the US Open.

Angélique Kidjo makes Hollywood history as Michelle Buteau opens Spa Weekend and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II leads the By Any Means trailer.

One of hip-hop's most influential groups is receiving one of entertainment's highest honors, further cementing their place in music history. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony has been selected to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a recognition reserved for artists who have made a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. The honor highlights the group's unique contribution to rap, particularly their signature blend of rapid-fire lyricism and melodic harmonies that set them

The music industry has changed dramatically over the past decade, shifting from a label-driven system to a more artist-controlled landscape. Today, artists no longer need to rely exclusively on major labels to reach audiences. Streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, along with social media channels such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, have created direct pathways between artists and fans. Independent musicians can now release music on their own schedules, build l

Streaming may have changed how fans consume music, but summer remains the industry's most competitive and influential time of year. Historically, summer has always been tied to some of the biggest moments in music—from chart-topping singles to iconic festival performances. Even in the streaming era, that tradition continues as artists aim to create the next "song of the summer," a track that dominates playlists, radio, and social media. Artists continue timing album releases,