Aaliyah was truly ‘one in a million,’ and her album of that name is now available to stream on your favorite music service. The rest of her catalog will also soon be available to stream – and here’s ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. As Aaliyah was filming her starring role in 2002’s “Queen of the Damned” — the sequel to 1994’s “Interview With the Vampire” — she was, contrary to her ...

Aaliyah's uncle Barry Hankerson, founder of Blackground Records, has struck a deal with EMPIRE to put his catalog back on the market after a decade out of print. By Dan Rys Barry Hankerson is late. It ...

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 ...

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.

The decision has reportedly been held up as a result of Aaliyah’s uncle and former manager, Barry Hankerson. But in a recent interview, Hankerson says he did not set out to initially hold the music ...

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. R&B singer and actress Aaliyah, photographed in 2001, died in a plane crash that same year at age 22. (Jim Cooper / Associated ...

Despite reservations from Aaliyah’s estate, the singer’s music will finally start arriving on streaming services this month. On Wednesday, Alliyah’s estate tweeted for the first time in months to ...

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 ...

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, ...