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Recorded October 21, 2020: Alex Haynes discusses the latest political, cultural and entertainment news. Tiffanie Lanelle guest hosts.

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Ciara announced she is expecting her fourth child with husband Russell Wilson in a video shared on Instagram. The news comes less than a week after Ciara dropped the music video for her collab with Chris Brown, 'How We Roll.' ET has learned that Ciara was pregnant during the filming of the video, which features intricate choreography.

Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka will reportedly pay actress Nia Long $32,500 per month in child support for their 12-year-old son, of whom they now have joint custody, according to court documents, per The Blast.

Long, 53, reportedly gave Udoka, 46, a break in child support payments because she is a wealthy actress. He had to pay $56,389, but his ex-girlfriend allowed the payments to be over $20,000 lower.


Udoka's monthly disposable income is $465,804 and their son spends 95 percent of the time with Long, who first wanted full custody and only visitation rights for him.

The former couple split up in 2022 after Udoka had an alleged affair with a co-worker while working as the head coach of the Boston Celtics.

Nikki Haley suspended her campaign for the Republican nomination after Donald Trump secured hundreds of delegates on Super Tuesday. WSJ’s Molly Ball explains what the results mean for the presidential race. Photo Illustration: JJ Lin

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NPR Music's Tiny Desk series will celebrate Black History Month with Tiny Desk (home) concerts featuring legends in the world of R&B, jazz, gospel, and hip-hop. Each artist in this legacy lineup has helped to define Black music as we know it and will be performing a Tiny Desk concert for the first time.

Bobby Carter | February 23, 2022
The first song in Patti LaBelle's Tiny Desk (home) concert sets the tone and quickly sums up the entire 15-minute performance. "Something Special (Is Gonna Happen Tonight)" from her 1986 album Winner In You is a highlight from one of many chapters in her fabulous career. A backstage corner of a concert hall in Austin, Texas, is transformed into Patti's world, furnished with a throne, flowers and trunks full of shoes. Options are a must, given a knack for kicking off her shoes during shows. The entire band managed to fit onto the set: thirteen people, including fierce background vocals, keys, horns and more, to recreate some of the best from the Godmother of Soul.

LaBelle and company go straight into hits mode after the first number. "Love, Need and Want You" is delivered with the same vibrancy as the 1983 original, with a wink to another hit, "Dilemma," by Nelly, who sampled it 19 years later. The ballads continue with "If Only You Knew." She closes with the anthem "Lady Marmalade," which was also revived in the early 2000s by Christina Aguilera, Mya, Pink and Lil' Kim.

Ms. Patti had already made Black History with Cindy Birdsong, Sara Dash and Nona Hendryx as the powerhouse group Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles (later Labelle). After the group disbanded, she forged through on her own as a pioneer in music, style and entrepreneurship. Sixty years and counting. Whether big stage or Tiny Desk, the standard-bearing icon continues to exude elegance and grace as a performer.

SET LIST
"Something Special (Is Gonna Happen Tonight)"
"Love, Need and Want You"
"If Only You Knew"
"Lady Marmalade"

MUSICIANS
Patti LaBelle: vocals
Stan Lewis: keys/music director
Danny Nixon: keys
Daryl Robertson: keys
Eric Seats: drums
Alex Evans: bass
Eric Dubose: guitar
Jeff Bradshaw: trombone
Melvin Jones: trumpet
Michael Burton: saxophone
Debra Henry Ramsey: vocals
Brenda Roy: Background vocals
Anthony Williams Jr: vocals
Aja Marie Grant: vocals

CREDITS
Video Director: Whitney Thomas
Audio Engineer: Dwayne Jones
Recording Engineer: Brandon Snell
Management: Zuri Edwards
Production Manager: Joe Falcon
Road Manager: Pamela Hobson
Guitar Tech: Alfonso Perez
Backline Tech: Gabriel Santana Falcon, GearHeadz Inc.
Technical Director: Blake Addyson

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Video Producer: Joshua Bryant
Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin
Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Ashley Pointer, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis
Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

Police said they're looking for suspects after a deadly mass shooting at a block party in South Baltimore.

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LIL WAYNE ACCUSED OF LYING ABOUT DRUG USE TO OBTAIN $9M GOVT. LOAN DURING PANDEMIC