When Berry Gordy Jr. founded Motown Records in 1959, it sparked change not only in music, but throughout all communities in America. With the country in a racial divide, the African-American owned and ...

It's been awhile since the glory days of Motown Records. But, it's still one of the most respected labels in R&B, with arguably the richest catalog in the genre; and like any record company, it's ...

We should consider whether it's past time to show more reverence to R&B's multi-faceted history -- including other arbiters of classic soul, as well as more contemporary sounds of the 1980s and… By ...

While walking the red carpet at the MTV Video Music Awards last week, Ne-Yo took a moment to talk with Billboard about both his upcoming album, "R.E.D.," and his new day job as Motown's new senior VP… ...

R&B, soul and funk started seeing crossover success in the 1960s, thanks to the label Motown Records. After becoming a noted songwriter, Berry Gordy knew there was more money in the music business ...

Through the Sixties and Seventies, Motown Records was a culture-shifting force: Founded by Berry Gordy in 1959, it became one of the world’s most successful black-owned businesses, an independent, ...

DANVILLE, CA — Ring in the holidays with "The Best Intentions" holiday concert, performed by the celebrated performing and recording group. The Nov. 29 concert will feature a mix of Motown classics, ...