The male cast of Think Like a Man Too which includes Kevin Hart, Terrence Jenkins, Michael Ealy, Romany Malco, Jerry Ferrara and super producer Will Packer sat
Kevin Hart, Romany Malco, T.I., Ashanti and a host of other celebrities hit the red carpet at the American Black Film Festival’s premiere of “Think Like A Man Too” in New York City
Tiffany Foxx has been climbing the ladder to hip-hop stardom for the last couple of years. She releases her latest mixtape, King Foxx today; and the sexy St. Louis native spoke to Rolling Out about her sound and shared her perspective on the perceptions of women in hip-hop.
Last night, at The Rooftop Collective in NYC, Hennessy V.S presented the FILA and Lemar & Dauley release event for their new collaborative sneaker, the Mojito
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Jazz legend Miles Davis called this block home for decades, and on May 26, 2014, New York City officially declared the stretch of 77th Street between West End and Riverside “Miles Davis Way” in honor of the icon’s musical contributions to the city and the world.
Kara Walker’s exhibition is a look at the Caribbean slave trade and sugar boom, with a white sphinx made of sugar housed inside the abandoned Domino Sugar Factory in Williamsburg, Brooklyn at it’s centerpiece.
The Highline Ballroom in NYC was the place to be for the 2014 NFL Draft, with a performance from Meek Mill and his special guest, Yo Gotti
With Meek Mill taking center stage, the Highline Ballroom was buzzing–both from the excitement of the 2014 NFL Draft and from the Ciroc that flowed in abundance throughout the night. With NFL stars like Victor Cruz, Mario Manningham, Antrel Rolle, David Wilson, and Lesean Mccoy in attendance; as well as the No. 1 draft pick and new Houston Texan Jadeveon Clowney, the party got started early and didn’t end until very late.
photo by Kamaly Pierre Karlie Hustle is the smart and sassy music director at Hot 97, and she takes her position very seriously. With Hot
The Revolt TV era is upon us. Last night in New York City, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ new Revolt TV hosted it’s 2014 Upfront Presentation at Marquee in Chelsea. With DJ Damage and Sibley of Revolt Live keeping the night moving, the new network made a grand and glamorous official debut. Revolt TV is a multi-genre, multi-platform network that seeks to offer new music, entertainment news, artist interviews, exclusive performances and all-original programming.
It was 20 years ago today that Nas released his seminal debut album, Illlmatic. It wasn’t the huge crossover hit that, say, The Chronic or Doggystyle had been in the previous years. And it didn’t quite re-ignite the East Coast’s hardcore aesthetic, either; acts like Redman, Onyx, Das EFX, Black Moon had started doing that as early as 1992. But what Illmatic did was introduce the world to a thoughtful and gifted rhyme-writer from the Queensbridge Projects, and in doing so, it returned the traditional New York City emcee to hip-hop prominence.
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Brianna Colette is a vivacious singer with a style and voice so distinctive, it grabs you at first listen and burns itself into your consciousness. Both coy and confident, Colette’s soulful sound has made her one of the leaders of R&B and soul’s new school. The southern girl (she grew up in both Tennessee and Virginia) didn’t decide to pursue singing full time until she was in her late teens, but she was bitten by the entertainer bug far earlier in life.
Dr. Farah Griffin is an author, scholar, activist and artist. The Harvard graduate is professor of English and comparative literature and African-American studies at Columbia
Attorney General Eric Holder was the special guest speaker on the opening day of the Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network Conference in New York
Coco Austin is embarking on a new endeavor–her own line of adult pleasure products. She spoke to RO about her Coco Licious brand
Several generations of hip-hop greatness were at Resorts World Casino for the Legends of Hip-Hop, including Marley Marl and Kurtis Blow
R&B star Sevyn Streeter made the SOBs stage her own this week in New York City, showcasing new material and her hit single “It Won’t Stop”
Ingenue Sevyn Streeter took the stage at SOBs in Manhattan last night (March 24th) and proved that after years of building a name as a songwriter and after catching fire with “It Don’t Stop,” she’s ready for superstardom.
