The 2000s was one of the most experimental decades in music. Artists across genres defied norms and challenged what popular music could and should be. No one did that better, or braver, than Kelis, ...

Ahead of a recent DJ set at Bai Boost's happy hour in New York City, Kelis spoke to PEOPLE about life as a farmer, new music and her inspiringly positive outlook on husband Mike Mora's death Jack ...

Responding to comments from fans and detractors, Kelis declared she “won” by Beyoncé removing the sample and also called the Beyhive “a joke.” Beyond that, she also responded to an interesting point.

Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. Read more opinions on theGrio. Beyoncé’s new album Renaissance has flowed into my life like a ray of ...

Beyoncé has herself a hit with Renaissance, but that didn’t stop her from making changes to the new album shortly after its release: She vowed to alter the lyric of “Heated” following backlash over an ...

Ten long years have passed since Kelis last released an album of new material. That drought is nearing its conclusion. “I’ve been recording my new record for a while now,” the “Milkshake” singer ...

Following the outspoken criticism of fellow music artist Kelis, Beyoncé has quietly removed the interpolation of the 2003 hit Milkshake from her new song Energy. Featured on Beyoncé’s latest ...

Social media users can't stop sweating Kelis. TheTasty singer, who is also both a farmer and chef, frequently posts Instagram reels from her remote California farm outside of Los Angeles—but her ...

Beyoncé’s decision to remove elements from a track on her new album, “Renaissance,” after complaints of “thievery” by the singer Kelis is raising questions among music-industry insiders about where ...

Kelis has teased details of the music video for her new single 'Rumble'. The singer posted a series of images on her Instagram page for the visual, which includes two flamingos and a giraffe named ...

OPINION: Kelis’ comments left me with questions about the ways artists relate to each other and the ways they get screwed over. Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views ...