Twenty-seven years later and they're still singing in the same key. The iconic duo behind the 1992 single "A Whole New World" is back 27 years later to celebrate the classic song. Regina Belle and ...

No walk down R&B memory lane is complete without a rundown of Regina Belle’s discography. From “Baby Come To Me” to “Make It Like It Was,” we’ve kept the Academy Award-winning and Grammy-winning ...

*The Academy Award-winning and Multi Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and actress, who sang the now famous “A Whole New World” with Peabo Bryson in Disney’s smash hit “Aladdin,” continues to defy the ...

ATLANTA - With lyrics focused on the fight for racial justice and equality, Regina Belle’s “Freedom” feels perfectly tailored to this moment in history. But the song’s journey began nearly a decade ...

Legendary R&B singer Regina Belle is back with her ninth album and second gospel album, Higher (out June 5). During a recent visit to ESSENCE, the Grammy and Academy Award-winning singer revealed that ...

Multiple Grammy Award-winning singer Regina Belle is on her next spiritual quest. The soulful siren is releasing her latest CD Love Forever Shines. Belle, who’s spent most of her career singing R&B ...

As I turned on the radio today, I heard the foot-stomping and hand-clapping melody of “God Is Good” by Regina Belle was a great way to start my day. Recently, I spoke with Belle who earlier this month ...

Her duet with Peabo Bryson on “A Whole New World” won an Oscar and a Grammy. Now, Regina Belle performs live at City Winery on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. “I’ve actually never been to the D.C.

Recovering from a health crisis is something many people like to keep private. But Grammy Award-winning singer Regina Belle, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor, hopes her story inspires fans. Host ...

1. Her prized possession is a photograph of her great-great-great-grandfather, Grandpa Boobie. 2. She has skills. In addition to blowing it out at the mic, Belle is a good cook. Her specialties are ...

In early June, for the '04 Tony Awards broadcast on national TV, hip-hop/R&B singer Mary J. Blige was chosen to sing her version of the big ballad from A Chorus Line, "What I Did For Love." The ...