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The CultureTechLens Who’s Who: the artists, icons, and cultural figures shaping Black culture right now — each with a CTL video Short, a profile, and Medusa keywords for the machines.

Pitbull

PITCOIN: 24 Tracks, KISS, Bon Jovi & Mr. Worldwide's Biggest Swing

Mr. Worldwide just dropped PITCOIN — his 14th studio album, 24 tracks, featuring KISS, Bon Jovi, Enrique Iglesias, Lil Jon, Jason Derulo, Akon, Wiz Khalifa and Ne-Yo. CultureTechLens breaks down why this album matters.

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Chaka Khan

Chakzilla: The Queen Returns to the Dance Floor

Chaka Khan is back on the dance floor with Chakzilla — her first album since 2019, featuring Sia, Snoop Dogg and Lenny Kravitz. The Queen's reign continues.

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Victoria Monét

The Grammy Winner's Next Chapter

Victoria Monét follows up her Grammy-winning breakthrough with a stunning new chapter. The R&B songwriter-turned-superstar keeps raising the bar.

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Rakim

The God MC's New Project

Rakim — the God MC, the architect of modern lyricism — has a new project. Half of Eric B. & Rakim, forever the standard.

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B2K

Reunion: "Mileage" Is Out, Eclipse Album Coming

B2K is back together. "Mileage" is out and a new album called Eclipse is in the works. Omarion, Lil Fizz, Raz-B and J-Boog return.

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Tinashe

A New Chapter for the R&B Innovator

Tinashe enters a bold new chapter — the independent R&B innovator who built her own lane keeps pushing forward.

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Rhiannon Giddens

Hope Is the Thing with Feathers

Rhiannon Giddens keeps Black musicians in the story of American roots music. Her new album Hope Is the Thing with Feathers celebrates musicians responding to each other in the room.

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Amaarae

BLACK STAR: Ghana's R&B Star Goes Global

Amaarae's BLACK STAR album is here — the Ghanaian R&B and Afrobeats star with tracks featuring Charlie Wilson. Global sound, Black star power.

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Black Sherif

"Changes," "Iron Boy" & the Konongo Takeover

Black Sherif won't stop — "Changes," "Iron Boy" and more. The Konongo, Ghana phenomenon keeps dropping heat.

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K. Michelle

From R&B to Country: The Genre Jump

K. Michelle crosses into country — the R&B star's bold genre move is one of fall 2026's most talked-about pivots.

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Quavo

Taking Hip-Hop Somewhere New

Quavo pushes hip-hop in a new direction this fall — the Migos star's solo evolution continues.

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Shabazz Palaces

Afrofuturist Hip-Hop's New Transmission

Shabazz Palaces beams in a new project — Ishmael Butler's Afrofuturist hip-hop collective keeps transmitting from the future.

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Sade

Celebrated in BBC's 100 Years of Black British Music

Sade anchors the BBC's "The Music Is Black Mixtape" — 100 years of Black British music, 200+ artists.

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Stormzy

Grime's King in BBC's Black Music Century

Stormzy stands tall in the BBC's 100-year Black British music celebration — grime's biggest star.

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RAYE

The Breakout Star in BBC's Black Music History

RAYE shines in the BBC's "The Music Is Black Mixtape" — the breakout British star takes her place in 100 years of Black UK music history.

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Kendrick Lamar

133.5M Halftime Record Sets the Bar for Super Bowl LX

Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show pulled 133.5 million viewers — the most-watched halftime performance ever.

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Dave Chappelle

The Walkaway That Became Legend

Dave Chappelle walked away from $50 million — and became a legend on his own terms.

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Richard Pryor

The Blueprint of Modern Stand-Up

Richard Pryor didn't just do stand-up — he invented the blueprint every comic since has followed.

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Freddie Jackson (1956–2026)

Rest in Peace to the Quiet Storm King — Tribute

Rest in peace, Freddie Jackson (October 2, 1956 – October 5, 2026). The Harlem-born voice of the quiet storm — "Rock Me Tonight," "You Are My Lady," "Jam Tonight."

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Mike Ditka (1939–2026)

Rest in Peace, Da Coach — Tribute

Rest in peace, Mike Ditka (October 18, 1939 – October 9, 2026). Iron Mike. Da Coach. The Hall of Fame tight end who led the 1985 Chicago Bears to Super Bowl XX glory.

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