Goodie Mob’s ‘Soul Food’: Did legendary crew drop Southern rap’s greatest debut?

Goodie Mob’s debut album might be the best debut in southern rap history and it represents that period in Atlanta’s history just before the cultural and aesthetic shift that defined the city after the 1996 Olympics. If OutKast were your cool cousins you’d hung out with in high school, Goodie Mob was like college “super seniors,” passing blunts while dropping knowledge in university housing.

In These Streets: Harlem has had enough of Raven-Symoné

Raven-Symone has been a lightning rod for controversy since she’s joined The View. In the wake of her inflammatory comments regarding “ghetto names” and police assault, Rolling Out’s Stereo Williams hit the streets of Harlem, NYC to ask the people what they think of the former child star

Rhymefest on ‘In My Father’s House,’ and his evolving view of Black manhood

Rhymefest’s gripping documentary, “In My Father’s House,” showcases the Chicago rapper’s journey to reconnect with his long lost father. As Rhymefest exposes his personal journey and also the foibles of the dad he’s only just now coming to know, he admitted that meeting and understanding his father Brian made him more aware of his own flaws.