Levi’s threw a pre-Grammy concert with an intimate and crowd pleasing performance by Grammy-nominated artist Miguel. The historic 1920′s Fonda Theatre was sold out with fans wanting to
Sherri Shepherd fell into hot water, once again, over her words this past week when, in an interview with “Fusion,” she tried to prove that
Here is a shocking statistic that no one thought would ever happen in the modern era. Not a single black artist scored a No. 1
As the Super Bowl draws near, more events are being planned. With this year’s big game being held at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ,
Representing the south side of Chicago (Hyde Park), DJ World literally and figuratively does it all. With extensive experience in a variety of areas (mobile,
According to a MTV report, Roc Nation rapper J. Cole has popped the question to his college sweetheart Melissa Heholt. In the past Cole has
After only three and a half months, J. Cole has finally responded to Kendrick Lamar’s much discussed “Control” verse, in which he was one of
Prince was once music’s leading champion when it came to blurring the lines of gender, sexuality and praising the idea of hitting the sheets with
Hey Seattle, Aio wants to take you to the J. Cole concert! You’re looking for something hot to do this week. You might even want
There’s been a lot of talk and speculation about Chris Brown’s recent assault arrest for allegedly punching a fan in the face during an altercation outside
Eminem‘s Australian tour is set to start February 2014. Recently adding Kendrick Lamar, Chance The Rapper, J. Cole, Action Bronson and 360 and to his lineup. The official statement reads: “Eminem has handpicked the now, and
It’s certainly been a great year for change and progress for black LGBT artists in music but there’s still a lot of discrimination and phobias
Story by Stereo Williams Photography by DeWayne Rogers It’s been a little over 20 years since Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes and Rozonda
J. Cole and Wale proved that there is still a viable market for new hip-hop stars with the release of their latest albums. J. Cole’s
J. Cole and Wale took their What Dreams May Come True tour to the Fox Theater in Atlanta. Rolling Out was on hand to capture every
Story by Stereo Williams Photography by DeWayne Rogers “I think the hard work paid off.” Washington, D.C.-based rapper Wale is basking in the glow of
Rock the Bells 2013 is celebrating their 10-year anniversary with shows in Washington, D.C., Sept. 28-29. With more than 50 acts performing over two days, including E-40, Too Short, J. Cole, Pusha
Over the weekend in Chicago, ROC Nation rappers J. Cole and Wale brought their WDMC tour to the Arie Crown Theater and rocked the crowd
Before they got their big break, the following superstar celebrities were much like millions of Americans, working dead end jobs to get by. Click to
J. Cole: ‘Crooked Smile’ video J. Cole has released the video for his TLC-assisted single “Crooked Smile.” In the video, the North Carolina rapper portrays
