LOS ANGELES -- Barry White, 58, the velvet-voiced R&B crooner who was renowned for his lush baritone and lyrics that oozed sex appeal on such songs as "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe," died July ...

The Blaxploitation age wasn’t all about badass brothas and sistas whooping (primarily white) asses on the big screen. There were also a few inner-city coming-of-age dramas sprinkled among the ...

White’s surviving family launched a legal offensive against Rodney-O and Joe Cooley over the chart-topping hit “Like That” by Future, Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar. The Barry White Family Trust, ...

Barry White’s sudden death shocked the nation on July 4, 2003, when the musician suffered a heart attack at age 58. But for his family members and loved ones, the pianist’s fatal health crisis was a ...

“The Guru Of Love” singer, Barry White, died of a cardiac arrest at age 58, after years of health complications and scary crises. While the self-taught pianist refused to admit his ailments were ...

But listening to White’s 1970s recordings today, it’s clear he was unfairly characterized and artistically shortchanged. The essence of his appeal can be found on “Barry White: 20th Century Records ...

2003-07-05 04:00:00 PDT Los Angeles-- Barry White, the singer, songwriter and arranger whose distinctive basso profundo beckoned a generation of women to the boudoir, died Friday at Cedars Sinai ...

Barry White‘s seminal work in the symphonic soul genre will be highlighted on a massive, seven-CD box set, Love Unlimited Orchestra: the 20th Century Records Albums (1973-1979), out March 29th on ...