Best Summer Movies of 2012
With summer officially ending in two months Rolling Out has put together the most anticipated films remaining this season. Our list includes a few blockbuster hits
July 3, 2012
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With summer officially ending in two months Rolling Out has put together the most anticipated films remaining this season. Our list includes a few blockbuster hits
Words by Amir Shaw Images by Dewayne Rogers for Steed Media Service Since the late ‘90s, Tank has left an indelible mark on the music
If there is a demographic that is more maligned and vilified in America than black men, it is black fathers. Or the lack thereof. Black
Nicki Minaj has already gotten friendly with a number of music’s leading ladies, but in her latest video, “Right By My Side,” which features Chris
“You can boo on this show if you don’t like a performer.” –Marcus King
Think Like a Man will cause major Hollywood studios to pay attention to the power of black films. In the opening weekend, Think Like a
If you’ve ever wondered how superstars like Jay-Z, T.I., Jamie Foxx, looked when they were younger, we have some pictures of stars that were ugly
We all know that 50 Cent is a rather cocky individual with a mouth as big as his pride. But now the boastful emcee is
Lil Wayne has had his fair share of hip-hop battles in the past, but according to recent reports, Wayne found himself in a real fight
President Barack Obama could face an uphill battle in November to gain re-election. In an effort to keep the majority of American voters on his
When it comes to Drake, showing love for his favorite singer Aaliyah has never been a thing of shame or secrecy. In fact, the rapper
Iconic R&B trio TLC have already earned their spot in the history books of music, but now their lives and rise to fame will be
Comedians tells jokes and stories about people and places that we have not seen in a while. Uncles that we are ashamed of and realities
Lalah Hathaway gave attendees an exciting glimpse into her new Where It All Begins album as she guest starred on Jamie Foxx’s The Foxxhole live
The Apollo Theater is reclaiming its position in the reality TV space that it held back in 1987 (until 2002), with its syndicated music television
Multinational corporations such as General Motors and corporate tycoons head the list of the largest donors toward the construction of the Martin Luther King Jr.
