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.

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 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 ...

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

French Montana, DeJ Loaf and More Will Perform at BET Weekend’s 106 & Park Special Hip-hop is gearing up for this coming weekend's BET Awards in L.A. and what already looked like a star-studded ...

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) ...

106 & Park first hit BET’s airwaves in 2000, with Free and A.J. Calloway serving as the show’s inaugural hosts until 2005. Bow Wow began hosting in 2012, and Keshia joined him in 2013.

BET’s Top Ten video countdown show “106 & Park” is ending after 14 years — at least on broadcast TV. Friday’s episode (6 p.m.) with hosts Keshia and Bow Wow marks the show’s final ...

Once upon a time, it was customary for adolescents throughout various communities in America to rush to their homes afterschool, just to enjoy BET’s 106 & Park. Originally hosted by Free and AJ ...

“The 106 & Park brand remains strong and will continue to produce various specials throughout the year, including its annual New Year’s Eve show, 106 & Party, along with live event experiences ...

BET reports… “America’s No. 1 music variety show on cable television, ‘106 & PARK’, will host its final daily on-air show on December 19, 2014, concluding its impressive 14-year run.

"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.