A 16-year-old charged as a juvenile with fatally beating a man during a robbery pleaded guilty Monday to murder and other ...

Late Chicago record collector, disc jockey and oral historian Bob Abrahamian's vast archive is now available digitally, via ...

The DJ Mensah Foundation - a charitable organization founded by award-winning Ghanaian disc jockey, Michael Ayenu Mensah ...

The AI DJ will respond to verbal requests for a specific artist, genre, mood or something that fits an activity. Spotify ...

by Victoria Sanchez TOPICS: WASHINGTON (7News) — A District disc jockey found his spark through music, powering past struggles with autism and creating a career that's gaining volume.

Starting his career as a disc jockey when only a teenager, Wink Martindale went on to become a household name thanks to hosting shows like Gambit, Tic-Tac-Dough, High Rollers, and Debt.

Martindale began his career as a disc jockey in his hometown of Jackson, Tennessee when he was 17 years old before moving on to work at WHBQ radio station in Memphis. During his time at WHBQ ...