Angela Stribling, BET personality and radio host, dies at 58
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Key Points:
- Angela Stribling, a pioneering BET personality and popular radio host, has died at age 58, with the exact date and cause of death not publicly disclosed.
- Journalist Ed Gordon, a longtime colleague and friend, announced her passing and shared that she had recently planned to spend more time in Washington, D.C. with her husband.
- Stribling gained fame through her work at BET, WJZ-TV, and WJLA-TV, later hosting her own radio show "Pillow Talk with Angela" and participating in national awareness campaigns.
- Throughout her career, she interviewed prominent figures including Bill Clinton, Stevie Wonder, and Janet Jackson, and lent her voice to major advertising campaigns for brands like Mercedes-Benz and Allstate.
- Gordon highlighted her distinctive sultry voice, which made her a staple on D.C. radio and Sirius, and recalled their enduring friendship over the years.
