It’s not everyday you see a white singer brave enough to belt out a beloved Black song, but that’s exactly what happened with ...

This White Singer Sang This Chaka Khan Iconic Hit and Black Internet Lost Its Mind Once Hayley Williams’ clip began to make the rounds on social media, a lot of Black folks had a myriad of ...

She added, "He actually put some white guys on the stage with us." Related: Chaka Khan Says She ‘Will Not Do Another Tour’: ‘I Got This Rich-Ass Life’ Formed in Chicago, Rufus was one of ...

Since its May 2017 kickoff, Chaka Khan has become one of Atlanta’s most vibrant and beloved parties. The event is held once a month at Pullman Yards in Kirkwood, although it began at Virginia ...

Chaka Khan scored her first solo hit with “I’m Every Woman,” a track from her 1978 album, “Chaka.” The song, which reached number one on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and ...

Chaka Khan, Hollywood Bowl headliner, on missing Prince, rehab in your 60s, and dumb men in music. ... White male rock stars go to rehab all the time, and it’s a badge of honor.

Bio: Chaka Khan (born Yvette Marie Stevens in Chicago, Illinois on March 23, 1953) became the front-woman of the funk band Rufus in the ’70s. Many refer to her as the Queen of Funk as she has… ...

During an interview with 'The Guardian' on Saturday, May 11, Chaka Khan opened up about how a booker told Rufus "there were too many Black people in the band." ...