‘Rolling out’ magazine’s 14th anniversary
Rolling out magazine celebrated its 14th anniversary in style with a lavish bash at Twelve Hotel at Atlantic Station. Many local and out of state
December 27, 2012
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Rolling out magazine celebrated its 14th anniversary in style with a lavish bash at Twelve Hotel at Atlantic Station. Many local and out of state
T.I. shares his candid thoughts.
Ten vintage cameras sit on the tabletop, neatly aligned and ready to be used as props for rolling out’s cover shoot with actor Lance Gross.
“I could write a bio of all of my accomplishments but … that isn’t me. I’ll say this instead … After two platinum albums …
Brian J. White is in business mode and dressed for the part. Looking like a contemporary executive, White is fully committed to the role as he shoots with rolling out’s art director on the side of a desolate Atlanta building. He feigns hailing a cab and whistles for it loudly. He points off in the distance as though he sees something eye-catching and chuckles. Later, once the cameras are turned off, he relaxes on the passenger side of a motor vehicle and nods his head to the street poetry of rapper 2 Chainz, guffawing at times at a few of the rapper’s more ludicrous lines. For now, however, he’s in the zone.
Pain and heartbreak were often key motivators early on in Keyshia Cole’s music career. The pain of disappointment and lost love was apparent on songs
President Barack H. Obama won his second bid for the presidency with 303 electoral votes to Mitt Romney’s 206, far short of the 270 required
There was a moment — a clearly unforgettable one — when it all began to make sense. For two-plus seasons I casually observed Cynthia Bailey as a cast member of Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and there was just something about her that I couldn’t quite come to terms with.
Story and Direction by: Amir Shaw Images by: DeWayne Rogers for Steed Media Service RZA never makes a move without careful thought. Moments after walking on
Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris: From the Bedroom to the Boardroom … Tiny Rules In the moments leading up to rolling out’s cover shoot with Tameka “Tiny”
Story and Direction by Amir Shaw Images by DeWayne Rogers for Steed Media Service You never know what will happen when Tamar and Vince Herbert
Story by Danielle Canada Images by DeWayne Rogers for Steed Media Service Makeup: Ashunta Sheriff Hair: Troy Turner Wardrobe Stylist: Arzo Anwar of Blends Showroom
In 2006, the good people at Black Entertainment Television decided it would be a good idea to further capitalize off the hugely successful BET Awards.
Ex-Fugees Superstar’s Memoir Deals With Haiti Earthquake, The Fugees, His Foundation and Lauryn Hill Story by Terry Shropshire Photos by Keith Major for Steed Media Service
Jay-Z’s Rags to Riches Story: Made in America Words and Images by A.R. Shaw In early May, Jay-Z stood on the steps of the historic Philadelphia
Lil Scrappy heard the chatter. He had probably even peeked in on an online chat room or two. But what he found was two stops below unflattering as an overwhelming majority of the general public (aka the viewers of VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta”), had an unfavorable opinion of the way that Scrappy was conducting his personal business.
This is when you know you’re the “in thing” in urban America: K. Michelle of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” simply pours her curvaceous athletic
Words and Images: DeWayne Rogers Makeup: Oslyn Holder Hair: Annagjid Kee Taylor Wardrobe Stylist: Micah McDonald For many, the 17th of August will be a
There’s something different about Jordin Sparks’ walk these days. Though never short on confidence, the former ”American Idol: stars now moves with a gait that
Images by Joi Pearson Story by Yvette Caslin Reigning hip-hop princess Nicki Minaj has catapulted to superstardom in the less than two years since the
