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 ...

Cornell University has invited Jew-bashing entertainer Kehlani to perform on campus May 7 — defending the move as just giving its students what they want. Kehlani has a music video that starts ...

R&B singer Kehlani remains firm on their views about Israel’s war on Gaza after they recently cost them an opportunity to perform at Cornell University. The Grammy nominee, who has been an ...

Cornell University gets an F in research. School president Michael Kotlikoff claimed the upstate Ivy League school wasn’t aware of Jew-bashing musician Kehlani’s anti-Israel stance — despite ...

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 antisemitic ...

Kehlani was due to perform at Slope Day, an annual Cornell tradition that celebrates the close of the academic year. President Michael I Kotlikoff wrote: "Unfortunately, although it was not the ...

Cornell University has pulled the plug on R&B singer Kehlani performing at its annual campus concert over her antisemitic and anti-Israel sentiments. The five-time Grammy Award-nominated artist ...

Cornell University has canceled a performance by R&B star Kehlani after complaints to the Ivy League school’s president that she expressed antisemitic and anti-Israel sentiments. Kehlani was ...

A brand new Pride music festival in San Francisco is suddenly without its marquee headliner, after Grammy-nominated R&B ...

In a letter to the groups, Mayor Todd Gloria called the event’s headliner ‘disappointing’ and said organizers had revised the ...

Several Jewish organizations have announced they are dropping out of San Diego Pride due to the event's inclusion of Kehlani, ...

If Cornell doesn’t cancel Kehlani’s performance, Silberstein said the pro-Israel group will find a “non-political, unifying” voice to be featured at a counter-event somewhere on campus ...