Canadian R&B singer Jully Black made a subtle but subversive change to her rendition of “O Canada” at the NBA All-Star Game Sunday night. The Toronto native tweaked the opening line of the national ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Canadian singer Jully Black proved that words matter. Over the weekend the Juno-winning musician chose to change one word while ...

There were a lot of musical moments this past NBA All-Star weekend, whether it was Janelle Monáe putting in work during the celebrity game or Burna Boy, Rema, and Tems highlighting the halftime show.

This month, R&B star Jully Black is heading out on her first headlining tour in over a decade. "From unforgettable music to meaningful moments, this is a celebration of connection, resilience, and joy ...

Jully Black left quite the impression at Sunday's NBA All Star Game in Salt Lake City, Utah. Beyond singing a stirring, soulful rendition of "O Canada," the country's national anthem, Black made sure ...

This week, the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) honoured Canadian R&B singer Jully Black after she subtly changed the lyrics to the Canadian national anthem.

The NBA’s All-Star Weekend in Salt Lake City was a star-studded affair, one that featured musical appearances from international stars like Post Malone, 21 Savage, Burna Boy and Tems. But it was ...

We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Over a week after Jully Black changed the lyrics to O Canada when she performed ...

Toronto's Jully Black will sing "O Canada" at the NBA All-Star Game. The Juno Award winning and platinum-selling R&B singer was named to the star-studded show on Wednesday. Black joins Burna Boy, ...

“Change come fast and change come slow, but change come.” That line is sung by the Moon in Caroline, or Change and now Change is coming back to Toronto courtesy of Musical Stage Company and Obsidian ...