Alicia Keys

While Alicia Keys has managed to present herself more as a lover than a fighter, 'Karma' proves to be that track that shows off her feisty side. A single off 'The Diary of Alicia Keys,' 'Karma' is about a woman who's dealing with the fact that the man who previously dumped her is now asking for her to take him back...

Alicia Keys is no stranger to making videos that not only tell a story but also carry a deep message. And her visual for 'Un-Thinkable (I'm Ready)' is probably one of the stronger examples of this. Delving into the issues surrounding race in America as well as interracial relationships, Keys is presented as a girl who's being courted by a white man through various decades in American history... Re

Alicia Keys is no stranger to the newfound love story line. However, in her latest video, 'Fire We Make,' she heats things up with her on-screen eye candy, Maxwell.

After four months of litigation, Alicia Keys has settled a lawsuit with 1960's songwriter Earl Shurman.

Many singers and rappers are expressing their thoughts on the tragedy that struck the city of Boston as two explosions went off at the Boston Marathon's finish line around 3:15 p.m. on Monday, the Associated Press reports.

Alicia Keys brought her Set the World on Fire tour to Los Angeles Tuesday (March 13) and surprised concertgoers by bringing Compton rhyme-slinger Kendrick Lamar to the stage.

Alicia Keys is bringing social media to the concert stage. The Grammy-winning piano diva is currently on her Set the World on Fire tour and is giving fans the opportunity to be a part of the grand affair.

Who: Alicia Keys & Miguel What: Set the World on Fire Tour When: March 7 - April 18 (see dates below) Why: Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys sets the stage on fire with her new tour. The multi-talented artist enlists one of the hottest names in R&B, Miguel, to join her. From g...

R&B songbirds Alicia Keys, Brandy and Erykah Badu were all on fire -- vocally -- with their performances at the 6th annual BET Honors. The all-star event, which was taped last month in Washington D.C., salutes distinguished African-Americans in the fields of entertainment, sports, music and philanthropy.

Tonight on the 55th Annual Grammy Awards, Alicia Keys and Maroon 5's Adam Levine performed a chemistry-filled mash-up of two of their hit songs.