The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, much like the Pro Football Hall of Fame, represents a fast, but exciting excursion for a day ...

The pivotal figure's recent memoir documents his creation of Ultra Sheen, Afro Sheen and other hair products that revolutionized the market and allowed him to give back to Black Chicagoans.

Los Angeles - Don Cornelius, creator of the long-running and pioneering TV dance show Soul Train, shot himself to death on Wednesday morning at his home, police said. He was 75. An officer responding ...

In 1970, Don Cornelius stepped out on faith again and took $400 of his own money to create the pilot for “Soul Train,” a television show modeled after Dick Clark’s “American Bandstand ...

Meanwhile, “Soul Train” host Don Cornelius, played by Quentin Earl Darrington, looked on — fuming that his beloved ’70s funk and soul bands were being replaced by upstart hip-hop and New ...

SOUL Train host Don Cornelius has been accused of “locking up” and sexually assaulting two Playboy bunnies. PJ Masten, a former bunny mother, made the allegations during the bombshell A… ...

DON Cornelius was an American television host who was best known for creating the music show Soul Train. Bringing through a slew of talented black artists, Don fronted the show from 1971 until 1993.

RIP Don Cornelius, "Soul Train" Host The creator of television’s longest-running nationally-syndicated show is a Chicago broadcasting legend, but he had to head for Hollywood for “Soul Train ...

Loosely based on the story of how the late creator/producer/host Don Cornelius (Tony’s father) developed Soul Train from a popular local teen dance show in Chicago into a nationally syndicated ...

Actor Sinqua Walls (left) plays "Soul Train" host and executive producer Don Cornelius (right, in 1973) in the new BET series "American Soul." Jace Downs/BET; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images ...

Soul Train, the brainchild of producer and host Cornelius, debuted in 1971 and ran for 35 years. ‘The impact of Soul Train on the television landscape was not lost on Dick Clark.