After some time away, YFN Lucci is back, and he didn’t just step into the spotlight, he stepped straight into the heart of his community. The multi-platinum rapper and Atlanta native hosted his 2nd Annual Golden Bunny Bash at The
Ruger is one of the biggest afrobeats stars out today. He had his show last Friday, Apr. 18 at the Masquerade and it was packed. After Ruger rocked the stage to a sellout crowd, he stepped into the Star Studio
Season two of one of the funniest British TV shows is out now and it’s safe to say Daniel Lawrence Taylor has done it again. Taylor is the creator of “Boarders,” for which he is also the executive director and
Ten years ago, Chanel Nicole Scott moved to Atlanta from North Carolina with nothing but vision. Crashing with her cousin, she birthed CheMinistry, a live relationship platform launched out of Dream Café on Peters Street. Originally behind the scenes, Scott
In the competitive Atlanta food scene, Chef Gambia Baboukar has carved out a unique space with his restaurant, The Greedy Bunch. Blending his Gambian heritage with American culinary influences, Baboukar has created a dining experience that’s authentic, inviting, and rapidly
In less than three years, Popcorn Remix has become a fixture at Atlanta’s major sporting venues, from Mercedes-Benz Stadium to Truist Park. Popcorn Remix is also the official sponsor of Birthday Bash this year, cementing their status in the city.
In Atlanta’s ever-evolving hip-hop landscape, Belly Gang Kushington has quickly established himself as the next one up in the city. Last Thursday, April 17, Belly Gang Kushington and LVRN hosted an album-listening event at the Trap Music Museum, anticipating the
Lil Shxwn is carving his own path in the music industry while staying true to his St. Louis roots. The St. Louis rapper is the nephew of Nelly and is currently riding high off the success of his latest single
In Atlanta’s competitive content creation landscape, Shon Rolling has established himself as one of the city’s most authentic and relatable voices. From his humble beginnings making Facebook skits about everyday situations to becoming a recognized name with celebrity fans like
Erica Yueh‘s debut novel is one the world needs to hear. her first book, My Sonshine on a Cloudy Day, is an ode to her son, who was diagnosed with autism at age 3 and the perfect book for other
Shamea Morton will be headlining the Hawks halftime show tonight during their Play-In matchup against the Miami Heat. Shamea is also a main peach holder for season 16 of “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and she addressed two of her costars,
Landon Craven knows a few things about pivoting. His entire career up until this point has been a big pivot. He learned about production when he was a senior in high school from a video broadcasting class, but he preferred
For nearly two decades, Melodia has operated in silence; behind NDAs, closed doors and hushed referrals. But now, in 2025, she’s ready to step forward and share what she’s been doing all along: helping some of the most powerful people
Welcome to On The Cover! Where we have honest conversations with our cover stars. Our cover star for April and Black Women’s History Month is the viral Brooklyn Frost. We touch on everything during this conversation, including a game of
Juju Watkins tore her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) just before the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. Rolling out spoke to Andrew Adams, a former athlete who played in the NFL for eight seasons, about what it will take for her to
Good things come to those who wait, and today, we got one of the funniest streamers out there. He first came across my radar from a Naruto skit and now he’s finally at rolling out. If you don’t know Theo,
What started as a simple backyard gathering for a few HBCU friends has now grown into a cultural celebration spanning multiple cities across the country. Dear Summer Festival, born out of a desire to stay connected after college, has transformed
Markuann Smith does it all when it comes to the “Godfather Of Harlem.” He is the creator and executive producer of the TV series, which was inspired by stories his Godmother told to him about Harlem growing up, and he
Gemini Khai is one of the funniest content creators and twitch streamers in Atlanta. His success isn’t an accident either, he records about 30 videos every month and drops at least 5-6 of them each week. When you hear his
I’ve had enough of Ja Morant. In all honestly, I’m starting to get irritated with this young man. Have you ever heard the age-old adage “If you give them an inch, they’ll take a mile”? Well at this point, Morant
