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April Love, cancer survivor, producing The Pink Awards TV show

In an exclusive interview with Rolling out, Robert Scoop Jackson delves into the challenges he faced as a Black journalist in a field with limited representation. Jackson, who focused on Black culture and hip-hop in his career, discusses how his mother's teachings and his unique approach to journalism shaped his path. He also reflects on the broader impact of figures like Jackie Robinson on society and the importance of the Negro Leagues.

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St. Louis rapping legend Chingy spoke to 'rolling out' about the beef between the big 3 of Drake, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole, as well as his upcoming special on TV One's "Unsung."

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Rolling out recently had the privilege of delving into the visionary mind behind the automotive marvel, Erin Crossley, design director of Cadillac CELESTIQ, for their Design & Dialoguetalk show. Crossley's journey to this esteemed position is as captivating as the vehicle itself. From her early days as a color and trim designer at General Motors to her ascent to the helm of Cadillac's flagship vehicle, her trajectory exemplifies the power of seizing unexpected opportunities and embracing the unknown. With over two decades of experience and a passion for pushing boundaries, Crossley brings a unique blend of creativity, strategic thinking, and unwavering dedication to her role. During her interview, rolling out explored her remarkable journey and the intricacies of crafting the Cadillac CELESTIQ. They gained insight into the fusion of artistry and engineering that defines Cadillac's pursuit of luxury reimagined. They also embarked on a voyage into the world of automotive innovation and uncovered what makes Erin Crossley not only a 'Sister with Superpowers', but a trailblazer who is shaping the future of American luxury.

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Registered dietician and nutritionist Maya Feller recently stopped by 'rolling out' to discuss her work to help out HBCU students.

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The singer stopped by 'rolling out' to discuss his career and pivoting.