In an era where algorithms shape artistry and AI threatens authenticity, Panama City-bred and ATL-planted artist 4G is choosing a different route — one paved with pain, purpose, and 100-percent organic energy. As the CEO of Grand Box Entertainment, 4G
Timbaland, the legendary beatmaker who helped define the sound of an era, just stepped into the future — and it’s got folks in their feelings. The producer recently unveiled TaTa, the first AI artist under his new venture, Stage Zero,
This year’s Father’s Day Weekend wasn’t just about cards, cologne, or cookouts—it was a celebration of Black men’s health, wholeness, and healing. And at the center of this cultural reset was Portia Benbow, founder of DiaBeating The Odds, who is
When freedom meets faith and flavor, you get something electric—and that’s precisely what happened at Elizabeth Baptist Church’s very first Juneteenth Festival in Atlanta. Led by the unapologetically bold Bishop Craig Oliver and fueled by the soulful presence of gospel
Quavo of the chart-topping hip hop group Migos is using his platform for something deeper than platinum plaques. The Atlanta rap star is the founder and driving force behind the Rocket Foundation — a grassroots initiative aimed at delivering real,
When we talk about Black excellence, too often the conversation misses the quiet giants — the men building legacies of love, responsibility, and spiritual strength behind the walls of their homes. This Father’s Day, Rolling Out shines the spotlight on
When Dr. Michael V. Roberts speaks, he doesn’t just drop gems—he drops generational blueprints. The St. Louis-born business titan has built an empire of more than 100 companies spanning real estate, media, aviation, and tech. He’s taken companies public—including the
On a day when the spotlight often shines on barbecue grills and ties, Dr. Travis Barber reminds us what real fatherhood looks like. Not the kind measured in dollars or diplomas — but in presence, accountability, and an unwavering will
Today, Atlanta mourns the loss of D.R.E.S. Tha Beatnik (Divine Real Essence of Sound), affectionately known as “Dres the Beatnik,” who died on June 9 at 51. A master beatboxer, MC, event host and cultural historian, Dres, born Andre K.
In a city where creativity spills from every block, Artful ATL is putting a fresh stamp on what it truly means to celebrate Atlanta’s ecosystem. This isn’t just another gallery night with champagne and polite applause—this is a space designed
Video credit: @chikinart Forget the noise, the endless scroll and the pressure to keep up. There’s a different rhythm pulsing through Atlanta, one that whispers of stillness, introspection and unapologetic authenticity. At the heart of this resonant shift are two
When Johnny Venus of the hip-hop duo EarthGang took the mic at the Blavity Compass Experience, it wasn’t to drop bars — it was to drop truth: real talk about yoga, the body, the mind and the spirit. He wasn’t
As host of “Fresh Fridays” at rolling out Studios, I get to sit down with some of the dopest thought leaders, creatives and change-makers shaping our culture. But this episode right here? It hit different. I had the honor of
Some people are born to do business. For Bcriss — also known as Branden Criss — that truth hit different in the most unexpected of places: the club. On a recent episode of “Fresh Friday hosted by Ric Mathis,” I
King Malachi doesn’t just walk into a room—he arrives with purpose. A towering figure draped in authenticity, legacy, and lyrical fire, he carries a voice steeped in Southern gospel, tempered by life’s trials, and inspired by divine frequency. With over
There’s a movement happening in hip-hop—and DJ Trendsetter Sense, born Brandon Douglas, is at the forefront. Known as one of the original architects of the legendary Gangsta Grillz mixtape series, Sense is now navigating a bold new chapter—this time guided
For the first time in cinematic history, Haitians are no longer just the subject—they’re the storytellers.Director Robenson Lauvince made a powerful statement with the debut of his explosive documentary July 7: Who Killed The President of Haiti, which opened to
The East Point Downtown Commons pulsed with energy on May 28 as Wednesday Wind Down in the Point returned with a star-studded lineup and a crowd eager to embrace the soulful spirit of Southern hip-hop. This highly anticipated summer concert
With heartfelt emotion and triumphant energy, Pinky Cole, the trailblazing founder of the Slutty Vegan empire, unveiled her latest creation: Voagies, a bold new vegan sub shop concept that officially opened its doors this week. The launch marks not only
At the world’s biggest robotics conference — ICRA 2025, held in Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center — the buzz wasn’t just about cutting-edge tech. It was about purpose, passion, and people. One voice stood out: Professor Monroe Kennedy III, a
