An ex-Cook County sheriff in Illinois proved to be more ruthless than the career criminals he helped put behind bars. According to reports by ABC 7,
Gladys Knight, aka “The Empress of Soul,” has a new song, and it definitely has the makings of a hit. Rolling Out had the pleasure
[jwplatform kiCvYaUH] Robert Glasper performs a mash up of “F.T.B” and OutKast’s “I think I’m In Love” at The Promontory in Chicago. It also features
More trouble for Lil Durk. The Chicago bred rapper’s show at Philadelphia’s Theater of Living Arts was nixed after an altercation outside the venue resulted in
With the Labor Day weekend traditionally signaling the official end of summer, people usually look to get out for one last hurrah before the fall
The Jazz Institute of Chicago is all about promoting and nurturing this American genre of music. The 30th annual jazz club tour kicked off a
What’s the concept behind your company, The Boss Wife? The concept of the brand The Boss Wife is to utilize one of women’s favorite form
Grammy Award-winning rapper Rhymefest’s heavily buzzed about film, “In My Father’s House,” which debuted earlier this year to rave reviews at the Tribeca Film Festival, is getting a theatrical release across the country.
Maybe some of you have heard this from your parents before. “What happens in this house stays in this house!” There is something to be
Darius Nix, the founder and executive director of Friends in the City Foundation, has 14 years of educating students from early childhood to high school.
Recently, rolling out had the privilege of attending an event held by Friends in the City Foundation in Chicago, Illinois. The event served as part fundraiser and part
To cap off a full weekend of events for the 60-year commemoration of Emmett Till’s death, a special service was held at Roberts Temple Church
Heineken’s Red Star Access series in partnership with Juan and Only events welcomed Atlantic Records Ty Dolla $ign to Chicago’s Gold Coast for a private listening party.
Youth Empowerment Day was held at the Logan Center during the Emmett Till commemorative weekend in Chicago. Youth and adults gathered to hear from the
[jwplatform DbscpbUj] Calandrian Kemp, mother of slain teen George Kemp Jr., speaks of the Emmett Till commemoration and her son’s legacy.
Hundreds attended the Emmett Till remembrance dinner at the McCormick Place Hyatt in Chicago, Illinois this past weekend. This was part of a series of events commemorating
[jwplatform X2XCMVJd] Aug. 28 marked the 60th anniversary of Emmett Till’s murder. His cousin, Wheeler Parker, who was in the Mississippi home when Till was
August 28, 2015 marked the 60th Anniversary of the murder of Emmett Till. The family of Emmett Till and The Mamie Till Mobley Memorial Foundation
If you are a Chicagoan born in the ’70s, ’80s or ’90s, house music is definitely coursing through your veins. There is no denying it.
Tensions are high. People are dying. Politicians are speaking with vitriol and reckless abandon, tapping into a sensibility that is real and exists in large
