“Critter Fixers: Country Vets” returns with Drs. Vernard Hodges and Terrence Ferguson treating a new array of animals ranging from cuddly to dangerous. Rolling out caught up with the dynamic duo to discuss how they are making strides to recruit
The holiday season is jam-packed with blockbuster films and incredible performances that could easily be considered a gift to audiences. Here are five actors we wouldn’t mind Santa leaving under our Christmas tree. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II This December, Yahya plays
Arturo Sandoval, the Grammy- and Emmy-winning jazz trumpeter whose influences include Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, promises a swinging holiday show. Rolling out spoke with Sandoval about his jazzy Christmas offering. “Arturo Sandoval Swinging Holiday” takes place Dec. 23 at
Lena Waithe‘s Hillman Grad Productions, 271 Films and Indeed are continuing their mission to empower filmmakers of color. On Dec. 15, Rising Voices — an initiative to drive more inclusion within the industry — celebrated its fourth year with the
Wonka, the prequel story of beloved chocolate guru Willie Wonka, celebrated the world premiere on Dec. 10 in Los Angeles. Rolling out joined the stars on the red carpet to discuss the fun of creating new characters, plus Gianni Paolo
“Black Cake,” the series based on the book by bestselling writer Charmaine Wilkerson, is enjoying a successful first season. Following an explosive finale, Wilkerson joined rolling out to discuss the differences between the novel and show and how she sold
DC Comic fans will see Bruce Wayne in a new fatherly role this holiday season. Rolling out spoke with Luke Wilson about his role as the fatherly caped crusader and how this animated film harkens back to the nostalgia of
Mia Isaac is making her presence known in Hulu’s breakout hit show “Black Cake.” Speaking to rolling out, she discusses her similarities to Covey, representing Caribbean culture and how her family gathers to watch each week. “Black Cake” is streaming
Will Packer’s newest dating spin-off series continues this week with an all-new episode. As bonds deepen, are any of the singles ready to take the risk and relocate to a new place? “Ready to Love: Make a Move” airs on
Candy Cane Lane has all the sugar and spice to become an instant Christmas classic. Directed by Reggie Hudlin, the story is inspired by an annual Christmas home decoration contest of screenwriter Kelly Yonger. Rolling out spoke with the cast
Nikki and Brie Garcia continue to expand their presence beyond WWE and into the TV marketplace with a new show called “Twin Love.” The social experiment dating show gathers 16 sets of identical twins, then separates them on a quest
London Brown continues to enjoy success playing Marvin on the hit Starz show “Raising Kanan.” Before the show returns on Dec. 1 for its third season, Brown joined rolling out to discuss Marvin and his desperate attempts to separate himself
Little Batman has the fate of Christmas in his hands when he’s left home alone, and the bad guys are hard at work in the holiday animated film Merry Little Batman. The animated film features a young Damian Wayne alone
Swizz Beatz and his son Nasir Dean are amplifying car culture in a new series called “Drive.” They joined rolling out to discuss their travels to various corners of the globe known for distinctive car culture and the passionate individuals
Joseph Sikora is enjoying the success of another season of the Starz hit show “Power: Force.” Season two ended with new betrayals, new leadership, and lots of money as Sikora’s character, Tommy Egan, looks to sit atop the Chicago drug
The Burial starring Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones is a film inspired by the real-life story of a lawyer and small business owner defeating the system. Casting directors Kim Coleman and Anna P. McCarthy share how the film took
“Black Cake,” the series based on the novel by Charmaine Wilkerson, is described as a “family drama wrapped in a murder mystery.” Showrunner and creator Marissa Jo Cerar discusses how the adaptation honors the book’s Caribbean flavor. “Black Cake” is
Octavia Spencer is the executive producer of two new true crime projects with Investigation Discovery: “Lost Women of Highway 20,” a series on escalating missing women reports; and “FEDS,” an in-depth look at the FBI. All three episodes of “Lost
Halloween is a great time for celebrants to dress up as their favorite on-screen characters. While some lean into comedy and gore, super fans of the Marvel and DC Universes take their fandom to the next level by dressing as
Five Nights at Freddy’s, the film based on the video game, premieres just in time for Halloween. Emma Tammi and Robert Bennett gave rolling out the inside scoop on the spooky animatronics. Five Nights at Freddy’s premieres, Friday, Oct. 27 in
