The 2025 BET Awards had the crowd up on their feet, as the show brought viewers back to 106 & Park. The music video countdown show was celebrated with a 25th anniversary tribute on last night's show ...

AJ and Free helped define the early 2000s Hip Hop era and continue to influence media today. Later, hosts like Bow Wow and Keshia Chanté brought star power and industry insight to the show’s final ...

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 09: Terrence J and Rosci at 106 & Park Studio on April 9, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Craig Barritt/Getty Images) AJ, Rosci, and Terrence J reflect on how the show shaped ...

In the early aughts, music lovers all over the country were able to stay up-to-date on their favorite artists and releases thanks to 106 & Park. Now, the legendary program is commemorating its impact ...

AJ Calloway, Free, Julissa Bermudez, Keshia Chanté, Rocsi Diaz, Terrence J, and Mr. '106 & Park' himself, Bow Wow will be there As the BET Awards celebrates 25 years, it is bringing back its iconic ...

Former 106 & Park hosts Rocsi Diaz and AJ Calloway have issued heartfelt apologies to fans after their unexpected absence from the highly anticipated reunion segment at the BET Awards. The reunion ...

Sometimes the most heartbreaking moments in entertainment happen not because of scandal or controversy, but because life gets in the way of the connections that once meant everything. That’s exactly ...

After rumblings of a potential comeback for BET's "106 & Park," the network has announced a nostalgic reunion for the hit daily countdown show. The former hosts of the early 2000s television staple ...

BET has revealed the premiere date and dropped the trailer for 106 & Sports, a reimagining of the 106 & Park brand as a sports show. It is produced by Fulwell Entertainment’s SpringHill and hosted by ...

As hard as it may be to believe, iconic music video countdown show “106th & Park” is turning 25 this year. From it’s very first episode all the way back in 2000 until it went off the air in 2014, the ...

It’s been 25 years since “106 & Park” first aired, and even now, it lives rent-free in our cultural memory. It wasn’t just a music countdown show—it was the space. A safe zone. A stage where Black ...