PopSugar — Chadwick Boseman is finally getting the attention he so deserves. He's been in handfuls of TV shows since the early 2000s, and the South Carolina-born star broke out playing Jackie Robinson in 2013's 42. Since then, he's acted opposite Kevin Costner ... more info

Guardian Music — The music legend made a surprise appearance with James Brown and Michael Jackson, dominated the Super Bowl, and wowed audiences at his last showsPrince’s 1978 debut album, For You, gave him a reputation – it sold about 150,000 copies an... more info

Rolling Stone — It's entirely possible to be a massive Prince fan — to recognize him as the most influential musician since James Brown and the most dexterous since Stevie Wonder — and still admit that he never quite cracked his ambition to be a movie ... more info

Time — He ends up shirtless and stealing the show more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — I 'm getting real sick of these phone calls. When James Brown died, I went back to my apartment, took a deep breath, and called my father. I called him again when Michael Jackson died. And when Maurice White died. I did it again today when I heard... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Charles Bradley’s solo career was strong out the gate with his 2011 debut full-length album “No Time For Dreaming.” From some angles, it’s no wonder. His influences were among the all-time greats of rock and soul, including legendary artists ... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Literary Hub interviewed Viet Thanh Nguyen, whose novel The Sympathizer was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction yesterday. James McBride talked to Morning Edition about his new book Kill 'Em And Leave: Searching For James Brown And The American So... more info

CNN Showbiz — On April 4, 1988, James Brown appeared on CNN and gave what might be his strangest interview ever. more info

Uncut — Detroit's blue-collar rocker on his best albums Detroit's blue-collar rocker on his best albums The post Bob Seger: “I wanted to be as rhythmic as James Brown, as deep as Bob Dylan…” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Rolling Stone — All the greats of classic soul played the Apollo, but no one ruled the place quite like James Brown did. When he died in 2006, his body lay in state on the same famous stage where he'd cut his career-defining Live at the Apollo album four decades ... more info