Following its launch in September 2000, '106 & Park' became the go-to weeknight show for Black millennials to catch their favorite music videos and exclusive interviews with celebrities after school.

The Destiny's Child singer opened up about still having trauma from her infamous fall on "106 & Park" and why steps are still a jump scare for her.

The singer said she has to "stay focused" whenever she performs with fellow DC members Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.

"We are evolving what '106 & Park' would look like in 2025 because it does have that very important role," he added. Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY.

106 & Park is back, at least for one night. On Tuesday (May 6), BET announced that 106 & Park is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a host reunion and a night of special performances at the ...

Bow Wow attends BET 106 and Park on June 11, 2014 in New York City. Bow Wow, also known as "Mr. 106 & Park," was one of those artists who captured fans' hearts.

On her podcast, "Checking In," Michelle Williams opened up about the "trauma" she has from falling during a performance with ...

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 was a guest host on The Breakfast Club during Mills’ visit ...

106 & Park Says Goodbye, Free & A.J. Return For Final Episode [Photos] It’s and end of an era over at BET. After 14 years on the books, 106 & Park aired its last show Friday (Dec. 19) ...

Bow Wow will serve as one of four new hosts on BET's 106 & Park... Terrence J. to Replace Ryan Seacrest on ‘E! News’ Terrence J. to Replace Ryan Seacrest on ‘E! News’ The former host of ...

Lil Kim calls out Rocsi 106 & Park hosts often found themselves in hot water with guests on live TV. When Lil Kim stopped by in 2012, Rocsi hinted at a question regarding her beef with Nicki Minaj.