An Australian with a pretty sizable following as a fashion model, Iggy raps with a faux-Southern American drawl that echoes the popular trap-rappers of the past several years; and she made some pretty glaring missteps
Rolling Out goes on a trip to Greenpoint, a beautiful and low-key corner of Brooklyn. We talk to businesses and residents about the community
Part 1 of Rolling Out’s look at the most interesting vinyl shops in New York City showcases two shops great for hard-to-find records and CDs
Brooklyn still has love for the late, great Notorious B.I.G. and the Bed Stuy community paid tribute on the 17th anniversary of his death
Seinfeld came under scrutiny recently for his web series “Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee.” Currently in its third run, the show has noticeably focused on white males in terms of who has been featured. During a recent interview with Buzzfeed on “CBS This Morning,” the comedian snapped at the interviewer after he was asked about the lack of diversity amongst his chosen interviewees.
The icy conditions and poor response in Atlanta have been analyzed and criticized by numerous personalities and media commentators. But in the wake of the mayhem, an interesting side story has developed.
With the success of ABCs “Scandal,” and other shows like Tyler Perry’s “The Haves and Have Nots” and BETs “Being Mary Jane,” has brought an intense amount of scrutiny to shows that feature black actresses as leads. Cries of “negative portrayal” have become louder and louder, due to the fact that many of the female characters on these shows are involved in extra-marital affairs.
