“Reasonable Doubt,” the breakout hit show featuring Emayatzy Corinealdi as the no-nonsense attorney Jax Stewart, is returning for season two after an intense cliffhanger in season one. Rolling out interviewed Corinealdi and co-star McKinley Freeman (Lewis) to get some insight
On Aug. 6, the entire cast of Borderlands, including Kevin Hart, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Jack Black, walked the gold carpet in Los Angeles. Rolling out was present to interview the star-studded cast and uncover the key elements of transforming
“Power Book 2: Ghost” promises an explosive conclusion when the series returns for the second half of its final season. Will Tariq finally ascend the Ghost throne? Viewers will have to tune in on Sept. 6 and see. Here’s a
“Power Book II: Ghost” stars LaToya Tonodeo and Lovell Adams-Gray, also known as Diana and Dru Tejada, respectively, join rolling out to reflect on their “Power” journey as siblings and the real-life love they have for each other. “Power Book II:”
Harold and the Purple Crayon, the film based on the popular children’s book, celebrated its premiere with a bustling purple carpet on Sunday in Los Angeles. Stars Zachary Levi, Lil Rel Howery, and Zooey Deschanel caught up with rolling out
As Emmy Award-winning actress Mykal-Michelle Harris gracefully enters the Frank G. Wells screening room at the iconic Disney Lot in Burbank, California, it is impossible not to notice the youthful energy and poised professionalism that emanate from her. Alongside Harris,
“Power Book II: Ghost” is concluding with a thrilling final season, propelling the characters into new roles. Alix Lapri (Effie) sat down with rolling out to explore her character’s development in both “Power” universes. Will she emerge as a queenpin
“The Chi” stars Luke James and Jacob Latimore discussed the mirrored lives of their characters and the wide-ranging effects during an interview with rolling out. Additionally, the show moved to Paramount after airing for several seasons on Showtime. “The Chi”
“The Big Cigar” is the true story of Black Panther Party co-founder Huey P. Newton and his daring escape to Cuba with the help of Hollywood film producer Bert Schneider. Rolling out caught up with Tiffany Boone who co-stars as
Quvenzhané Wallis joins rolling out to discuss her latest role in the post-apocalyptic thriller Breathe. Starring alongside EGOT winner Jennifer Hudson, Wallis discusses how the role challenged her and helped shape her thinking about life under similar circumstances. Breathe is
Pam Grier is arguably one of Hollywood’s most iconic figures. The queen of the Blaxploitation film era continues to carve out her acting history with her latest role in the horror series, “Them: The Scare.” Grier shares how Beyoncé spotted
“Them: The Scare,” season two of the anthology series created by Little Marvin, celebrated its premiere in Culver City, California, on April 23. Rolling out caught up with series stars Deborah Ayorinde, Luke James and Joshua J. Williams to discuss
Zendaya leads an illustrious cast in Challengers, a tale of tennis, love, and war. The leading actor and co-stars, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor, spoke with rolling out about the film’s intense themes of competition and broken dreams. Challengers opens
The Truth Awards celebrated 10 years by assembling a stellar collection of honorees who contribute to the Black LGBTQ+ community and its allies. Rolling out was on the red carpet to speak with this year’s honorees, who included Karine Jean-Pierre,
Grammy Award-winning artist and New Orleans bounce music innovator Big Freedia keeps ascending the star power ladder, being prominently featured alongside Beyonce, Drake, Lady Gaga and more. Rolling out caught up with Freedia at the Truth Awards in Los Angeles
Mona Scott-Young‘s mark on popular television is undeniable. Rolling out caught up with the reality TV maverick at the Truth Awards in Beverly Hills, California. Scott-Young explained how clarity is the most essential tool for success and how many ask
The American Society of Magical Negroes is a satirical comedy that examines the long-standing Negro trope popularized in 2001 by Spike Lee during a lecture tour of college campuses. Director-writer Kobi Libii and star Justice Smith to discuss the modern-day
Black excellence took center stage on Sunday, March 3, as the talented teams and loved ones behind some of Hollywood’s most revered talent were honored in a very special way. As founder Trell Thomas continues to gather a who’s who
“BMF,” also known as Black Mafia Family, has a lot to celebrate. At the black carpet premiere in Hollywood on Feb. 29, the cast and crew of season three gathered not only to promote the show’s return but the announcement
“Iwaju” is an original animated series set in a futuristic Lagos, Nigeria. The story follows Tola, and her best friend, Kole, a self-taught tech expert, as they discover the secrets and dangers hidden in their different worlds. Rolling out spoke
