Candace McDuffie is a writer at various prominent publications. Based in Boston, she focuses on civil rights, diversity and inclusion, racial issues, as well as entertainment news, politics, and current affairs. Her work has been featured in outlets such as Chicago Public Media, Yahoo News, The Boston Globe, and Glamour.
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Candace McDuffie's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment news and government & politics, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her articles often include opinion editorials and expert commentary.
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By: Candace Mcduffie
The global singer-songwriter delivered two nights of massive hits and guest surprises for his After Hours Til Dawn Tour on May 30 and May 31.
By: Candace McDuffie
Witnessing Karen O’s punk rock reverie in 2025 is a truly magical experience. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman has been emoting her way into our hearts for nearly three decades, and despite the volatile nature of the music industry she has managed to do it all with grace. The band’s 2003 debut album, Fever To Tell, felt massive and refreshing and original in its own right. The project spurred “Maps,” arguably the biggest song in the group’s career. It also cemented the New Yorkers as a formidable entity begging to be reckoned with.
By: Candace McDuffie
Featuring BJ the Chicago Kid, Jamila Woods, Vic Mensa and legendary rappers Do Or Die, the new album offers up Pan-African pride but makes it impressively Chicago centric.
Rico Nasty's latest album, “LETHAL,” represents an evolution of sorts for the fiery Maryland native.
Bronx rapper Cardi B and Medford native BIA have let their long-running feud reach new heights.
By: Candace McDuffie
The band's record ‘Your Favorite Toy' is their first release since Grohl revealed an extramarital affair in 2024
