Rapper Remy Ma has been home from prison for a little more than two weeks, but she’s thrown herself back into the oftentimes-hectic world of hip-hop stardom.
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Brian Bradley, aka Astro, may have initially wowed audiences as one of the more memorable finalists on “X-Factor,” but the talented Brooklyn, New York, native
Adia has a personality and a sound that stand out. Having grown in Illinois and now living in Alabama, she’s one of the new faces of gospel music and she’s carving out a place for herself in the genre by recording music that’s as personal as it is uplifting.
Soul singer-songwriter D’Angelo was the latest featured guest at Red Bull Music Academy. Hosted by famed music critic and author Nelson George, “A Conversation With D’Angelo” took place at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where the reclusive artist behind such beloved albums as Brown Sugar and Voodoo shared anecdotes about his life and career, but also spoke about his new musical direction. He revealed that classic rock has been guiding his creativity as of late.
DJ Baby Yu discusses his recent move from Atlanta to Los Angeles and breaks down his top concert tours of all-time. Listen to the interview
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Tika Sumpter is known for her recent role as Angela in Ride Along, the sexy girlfriend of Kevin Hart and sister of Ice Cube. Rolling Out was
Ice Cube and ‘Ride Along’ just went to DVD on April 15, after raking in a total of $93 million, making it Cube’s highest-grossing film
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August Alsina isn’t the stereotypical contemporary R&B star. The New Orleans native doesn’t just sing about romantic love and loss, he sings story songs about his hardscrabble upbringing and the street lifestyle he’s seen in his city. And for the 21-year old Def Jam artist, he’s happy to do something that sets him apart from the pack of current R&B mainstays.
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Matt McGill of the “The Matt McGill Morning Show” recently reached out to rolling out to discuss the cover story, “Who Will Fight the Negative
Hitmaking R&B icons Toni Braxton and Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds explain why their musical chemistry is so powerful and has held them together for 20 years
Rapper Gilles knows that his backstory is atypical, and the rhymer has often had to explain why he chose to leave a successful legal career behind
Recently, rolling out had the opportunity to sit down with reality star, author and designer Jackie Christie, of VH1’s hit show, “Basketball Wives L.A.” During
