The Bey-hive and fans of the Knowles sisters got a surprise treat on their timeline on Tuesday.
In the hour conversation the ladies talk about the inspiration for Solange's fourth-studio album, her visuals, teenage love and thoughts on critics.
Ever since it was released at the end of September, Solange Knowles’ album A Seat at the Table has inspired and thrilled audiences with its unapologetically black themes surrounding beauty, acceptance and pride. It garnered Knowles the first number one album of her career, a debut performance spot on Saturday Night Live and it’s already […]
POTUS shared that after his term comes to an end, he and his wife will be involved in politics at a grassroots level.
Solange Knowles performed on Saturday Night Live for her first time last night, singing "Cranes in the Sky" and "Don't Touch My Hair".
The live show is welcoming Solange Knowles to its stage tonight, with Benedict Cumberbatch as its host.
According to Billboard, the Knowles girls just joined an elite group of siblings who both have number one albums.
Tyree Boyd-Pates, a professor of Africana Studies at California State University who has written for Fusion and The Huffington Post, took to Twitter to share his feelings about Solo's latest body of work.
Solange's latest album A Seat At The Table breathed new life into the R&B world, the Black community, and the singer's music career.
Solange Knowles is taking a few cues from her big sis in the visuals department.
In addition to fans raving about the album, celebrities like Janelle Monae and Tracee Ellis Ross have also given a nod to the 30-year-old.
A Seat At the Table is being called an "instant classic," and is drawing comparisons to Beyoncé's LEMONADE.
