OPINION: The fifth episode of “Being Black: The ’80s” dives into Stevie Wonder’s Happy Birthday and the real Martin Luther King Jr. At every self-respecting Black birthday party, you sing ...

Stevie Wonder set up camp at the top of the Billboard pop charts for a two-decade span, landing at the No. 1 spot eight times from 1963 to 1985. "Part-Time Lover," the last of those chart-toppers ...

The negative reviews did not tarnish this song in the slightest, as “Ebony And Ivory” still exists as one of the more popular Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder tracks of the 80s.

Wonder, 75, starred in a memorable Cosby Show episode that aired in 1986. In "A Touch of Wonder," Denise (Lisa Bonet) got ...

Amidst a weekend of musical rivalry, a timeless superstar captivated a city, delivering a performance that was as heartfelt as it was unforgettable.

Being Black: The '80s' tells the story of how Stevie Wonder's Happy Birthday was part of a push to make Dr. King's birthday into a holiday.