Aaliyah's uncle released the late R&B star's music to streaming services Friday. That same day, jurors in the R. Kelly trial learned that Aaliyah's uncle introduced her to the accused predator. Barry ...

*Barry Hankerson, the uncle of late R&B singer Aaliyah and chief of Blackground records, announced this week that her music will soon hit streaming services. Per Variety, a distribution deal with ...

One night in August 2001, my mom and I were watching the news when a reporter announced the unimaginable: Aaliyah and eight others had died in a plane crash shortly after takeoff in the Bahamas.

In May of 1994, at the age of 15, Aaliyah released her debut album. Appropriately titled, Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number. It was a huge success. It didn’t take the star very long to produce and ...

Aaliyah left behind a timeless collection of music when she died. From “Are You That Somebody?” and “At Your Best (You Are Love)” to “One in a Million” and “Rock the Boat,” she has so many tunes that ...

The late R&B singer's 1996 album, One in a Million, will arrive on Aug. 20, followed by other works. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of ...

Aaliyah's music is back.Friday marked the re-release of five-time Grammy-nominated superstar's studio album, "One In A Million," which hit streaming services.The singer, who was born Aaliyah Dana ...

Music icon Aaliyah released countless hits during her career and, for years, many of them weren't available to stream — until last August. For the first time since the early 2000s — with the exception ...

Twenty years after multiplatinum R&B singer Aaliyah’s untimely death, her music is finally being released on streaming services — without the blessing of her estate. Although the “Ultimate Aaliyah” ...

Twenty years after one of the most celebrated stars of ’90s R&B died in a plane crash, her songs — like “Try Again” and “If Your Girl Only Knew” — will be widely available. By Ben Sisario For years, ...

It’s been a long time, indeed. But all the dope beats that Aaliyah left us to step to — after she died in a plane crash 20 years ago on Aug. 25, 2001 — will finally be available to stream soon. For ...