Singer Black May Have to Relinquish Name (AP)
May 6, 2006AP - Jay Black, lead singer of the 1960s group Jay and the Americans, might have to relinquish his name — and the band's — to help pay off $500,000 in back taxes.
Activist battles for New Orleans musicians' health (Reuters)
May 6, 2006
Reuters - Bethany Bultman got her first taste
of New Orleans music as a child in Mississippi in the early
1960s, drawn by an ironic source to the songs and musicians she
is now trying to nurture through post-hurricane devastation.
Harlem Choir Sex Abuse Victim Speaks Out (AP)
May 6, 2006
AP - For years, the boy at the center of the sexual abuse scandal that shook the Boys Choir of Harlem was referred to only as "Student A" or "the choirboy victim."
Jackson Angry at GQ for Spoof Photos (AP)
May 6, 2006
AP - A recent GQ article spoofing Michael Jackson has the singer demanding the magazine apologize and pull the issue from circulation.
Chaka Khan's Son Acquitted in Murder Trial (AP)
May 6, 2006AP - Chaka Khan's son was acquitted of murder Friday in the shooting death of a teenager during a party at her home two years ago.