Living in the past isn't of interest to Chaka Khan.. The 10-time Grammy winner, 71, opened up about her five decades in the music industry for a new Harper's Bazaar cover story, telling the outlet ...

Chaka Khan is opening up about racism she faced during her career. In an interview with The Guardian published Saturday, May 11, the R&B superstar, 71, detailed a challenging experience she faced ...

Chaka Khan, Queen of Funk, closed out the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special, which aired Sunday night (Oct. 6) ...

Chaka Khan was born Yvette Marie Stevens on March 23, 1953, in Chicago, Illinois, to Sandra Coleman and Charles Stevens. The oldest of five, Yvette grew up with a love of music, ...

Khan and Blige’s past feud stemmed from the latter’s cover of “Sweet Thing” in 1992. Chaka first introduced the song in 1975 during her time in the band Rufus.

Chaka Khan's daughter, Indira Milini Khan, said she is celebrating Sean "Diddy" Combs' "demise" following the release of surveillance footage showing him beating Cassie Ventura.

Chaka Khan told 'Rolling Stone' in an interview that she plans to retire from touring. The singer explained that she doesn't plan to quit performing live and will stay play single dates, but she's ...

Khan has two shows in L.A. in the near future: Friday’s headline set at the Hollywood Bowl with the L.A. Phil, and a high slot at the classic soul and R&B fest Fool In Love on Aug. 31 ...

Chaka Khan: An influence to countless artists. Her biggest musical heroes included the late but great powerhouse vocalists Aretha Franklin and Sarah Vaughan, as well as folk rock icon Joni ...

Chaka Khan (whose real name is Yvette Marie Stevens) is the Queen of Funk and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2023.Fans of the “Tell Me Something Good” artist can watch her ...

Chaka Khan is on tour this summer, including shows at Blenheim Palace on 13 June (nocturnelive.com) and the Love Supreme Jazz Festival on 7 July (lovesupremefestival.com).