Freedom of speech, who? These are the times. A group of thirteen New York City Council members is calling out the City Parks ...

R&B singer Kehlani remains firm on their views about Israel's war on Gaza after it recently cost them a performance opportunity at Cornell University.

Outspoken R&B star Kehlani will not be performing at Cornell University's annual campus concert after all. Here's why the Ivy League school canceled Kehlani's performance. Why did Cornell cancel ...

'Unfortunately, although it was not the intention, the selection of Kehlani as this year’s headliner has injected division and discord into Slope Day' A scheduled performance from Kehlani at ...

Selecting Kehlani to headline Cornell’s annual Slope Day “has injected division and discord” into the event, university president Michael I. Kotlikoff wrote in a letter. By Ethan Millman ...

R&B singer Kehlani’s upcoming show in New York during Pride month is cancelled following her vocal support of Palestine.

Kehlani is speaking out after her performance at Cornell University was canceled over what the school described as "hateful views." The R&B star, 30, in an Instagram video on April 26 said "I am ...

A scheduled performance from Kehlani at Cornell University in New York State has been canceled, with the university’s president issuing a statement on behalf of a divided student body.

By Ashley Iasimone Kehlani got on camera to give a statement regarding the cancellation of their upcoming performance at Cornell after the university’s president said the singer “has espoused ...

Update April 27, 2025: Kehlani posted a statement to social media about her performance at Cornell University getting canceled. “I am being asked and called to clarify and make a statement yet ...

The president of a pro-Israel group at Cornell University said his organization worked hard to drop anti-Israel singer Kehlani from an end-of-the-year concert at their school. "Everybody has the ...

Kehlani responded to Cornell University’s decision to cancel her planned concert at the college over the singer’s stance on the situation in Gaza. Earlier this week, Cornell president Michael I.