The music world is mourning on Tuesday after the death of an iconic and influential artist. R&B singer D'Angelo - a pioneer of neo-soul and one of the most influential musicians of the 90s and early 2000s - died on Tuesday at the age of 51 after a private battle with pancreatic cancer.

From her website: “Rest in peace, Michael Eugene Archer, known to the world of music as the inimitable D’Angelo. We thank you for your beautiful music, your voice, your proficiency on the piano, your artistry. You were the pioneer of neo-soul and that changed and transformed rhythm & blues forever. We will never forget you.”

Known for both his openness and his mysteriousness, the rapper, producer — and now actor — keeps people guessing.

D’Angelo’s artistry became embedded in the culture of R&B and the neo-soul architect’s brilliance influenced Tyler growing up. Elsewhere in his statement, Tyler revealed that D’Angelo’s soothing “One Mo’Gin” directly influenced Don’t Tap the Glass ‘ “RING RING RING.”

All Points East have confirmed Tyler, the Creator will headline two nights of the festival in 2026. Turnstile, Clipse, and Vince Staples will also appear.

Tyler The Creator has kept the promotional cycle for his new album Chromakopia short and sweet. He officially announced the project last week, and it’ll be out on October 28. Yes, that’s a Monday, so the project isn’t coming out on a Friday like most ...

Musicians including Jill Scott and Tyler, the Creator, remembered D'Angelo as a 'genius' as tributes poured in.

On Friday (Oct. 3), Tyler shared a screenshot on his Instagram Story of the pair on FaceTime showing off their gold grillz. The Don’t Tap the Glass rapper affectionately referred to Rocky as his “work husband” alongside cake emojis.

Tyler The Creator has been on tour in support of Chromakopia for about two months now, and he’s still got plenty of touring to go with shows scheduled through to September. While he’s still relatively early in the run, there’s one annoyance he’d ...

Long before Polanco's walk-off single, Tigers ace and reigning AL Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal was brilliant, striking out 13 Mariners in six innings of one-run ball. The 13 strikeouts are the most ever in a winner-take-all game, and at one point Skubal struck out eight consecutive batters. That is also a postseason record.