Aretha Franklin has announced plans to retire in 2017, but not before making one more studio album. Franklin, a Detroit native, is an 18-time Grammy winner and the first woman inducted into the Rock ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- At 74, the Queen of Soul has decided to take it a little easier. Aretha Franklin is planning to retire this year, she told Detroit TV station WDIV Local 4, the city's NBC affiliate.

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Cynthia Erivo's take on the legendary singer gives this NatGeo series on Franklin's life and times some truly amazing grace To further hammer home its ambitions — and to avoid the strictly ...

In a television event fit for a queen, National Geographic has announced the premiere date of its eight-part, four-night anthology series, “Genius: Aretha,” chronicling the life and times of late, ...