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.

In celebration of the iconic show, Terrence J, Rocsi Diaz, and AJ Calloway (without Free) sat down with VIBE to reflect on what 106 & Park meant and still means to Black culture.

Broadway in Bryant Park is back! iHeartMedia New York's 106.7 LITE FM concluded its 2022 season of the beloved series earlier this week with FREE performances all August long. New Yorkers and ...

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 ...

BET's "106 & Park," the hit daily countdown show that had R&B and hop music lovers glued to their screens in the early 2000s, could potentially make a comeback for its upcoming anniversary. The ...

106 & Park is an American Hip Hop and R&B music video show set up in a countdown format, that airs Monday through Friday at 6/5c on BET. Since its inception, it was the network's #1 rated show ...

BET's "106 & Park," the hit daily countdown show that had R&B and hop music lovers glued to their screens in the early 2000s, could potentially make a comeback for its upcoming anniversary.

Mills expects the show be to revived as "a digital experience." Debuting on Sept. 11, 2000, 106 & Park remained on-air until 2014 and ran for a total of 3,710 episodes. R&B star Chloe Bailey, who ...

The series will be hosted by WWE Superstar Mike “The Miz” Mizanin. His sidekicks will be sideline reporter Rocsi Diaz, the ...

In an interview with the Goats And Underdogs podcast last week, legendary Hip-Hop producer Jermaine Dupri claimed that he created the hit BET countdown show, 106 & Park. Dupri claimed he came up ...

Ahead of a planned 25th-anniversary tribute during the BET Awards, past hosts of the influential video countdown show reflected on the moments they can’t forget.

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.