Janelle — who identifies as non-binary and uses she/they pronouns — wore the bizarre jacket over a black button-up dress shirt with a lavender bow tie. They showed off their legs in a black ...

Known for her daring and sometimes conceptual approach to fashion, Janelle Monáe got into the spirit at this year’s Costume Designers Guild Awards. The all-around performer attended the event ...

Janelle Monáe, Jeremy Pope, Olivier Rousteing, and Usher. As anticipation mounts, the Superfine exhibit will open to the public from May 6 to October 26, offering an in-depth exploration of Black ...

Harris, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Rashid Johnson, Regina King, Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee, Audra McDonald, Janelle Monáe, Jeremy Pope, Olivier Rousteing, Tyla, Usher and Kara Walker. LeBron Jame ...

Separating art from artist? Not on Janelle Monáe's watch. During a rendition of "Hot in Herre" by Nelly at a Grammys afterparty with Anderson .Paak, Monáe blasted the rapper for performing at ...

If you watched the 2025 Grammy's, you might have noticed Taylor Swift enjoying herself with quite the fancy bottle of champagne.

Janelle Monáe took aim at Nelly on Sunday for his performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration ball. Monáe called out the St. Louis rapper at a Grammys afterparty (via TMZ) while performing a ...

Janelle Monáe and André 3000; author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie; artists Jordan Casteel, Rashid Johnson and Kara Walker; playwrights Jeremy O. Harris and Branden Jacobs-Jenkins; and fashion ...

The night of the Grammy Awards recently delivered some spectacular performances that lit up the stage and charmed everyone watching. As the prestigious event celebrated the best in the music industry ...

Janelle Monáe did not mince their words during a freestyle about Nelly over the beat of his song, “Hot in Herre.” During a Grammys afterparty Sunday, the musician called out the singer for ...

Separating art from artist? Not on Janelle Monáe's watch. In an expletive-laced remix of the lyrics, Monáe accused Nelly of having "sold out" and calling him a "fool." USA TODAY has reached out ...