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May 26, 2023
Big Freedia is back with a new single, 'Bigfoot,' which will appear on her first proper studio album in nine years, 'Central City.'
April 28, 2023
Louisiana's own are prepared to take the New Orleans Jazz Fest stage the next two weekends.
April 28, 2023
Hrough her label Queen Diva (ADA Worldwide), the legendary NOLA Bounce artist today dropped a scorching new single called "$100 Bill" with Ciara.
April 28, 2023
VIBE highlights new album and single releases from Jack Harlow, G Herbo, Lola Brooke, Coi Leray, Slum Village and more for New Music Friday.
March 31, 2023
Welcome to Queer Jams of the Week, featuring new pride music from Tyler, the Creator, Boygenius, Chappell Roan & more
August 31, 2022
‘ZAMBIA is on the right track’ because of the renewed confidence in the economy and great new business opportunities the country presents, Sonny Zulu, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Zambia has said.Mr. Zulu indicated that Zambia is one of Standard Chartered Bank’s key markets in Africa. “Standar
August 30, 2022
INDENI Petroleum Refinery workers in Ndola have threatened to protest if government does not pay them their benefits by today.Speaking to Mwebantu, the workers who spoke on condition of being anonymous said they will have no choice but to protest if government does not pay them their redundancy
August 27, 2022
FOLLOWING the endorsement of the Lusaka July event by the Zambia Tourism Agency under the Ministry of Tourism, PR Girl Media has announced that this year’s edition of the event will feature notable names from the African continent and beyond. The Lusaka July which was introduced in 2016 as a fusion
July 26, 2022
Stars of sci-fi, horror, fantasy and more descended on San Diego for Comic-Con to preview upcoming pop culture phenomena
June 17, 2022
These stars of the big and small screen and the music industry have expressed that traditional gender labels do not define them