Rolling Out

1 day ago | rollingout.com | Eddy Lamarre

Frazier Othel Thompson III, known to millions as Trae Tha Truth, is a hip-hop legend who’s on a mission. For nearly three decades, Trae has built a legacy rooted in grit, resilience, and unshakeable purpose. From Houston’s Southside to disaster zones across the country, he has consistently shown up for his people — not for the cameras but for the cause. Trae is entering one of the most personal and profound chapters of his life.

2 days ago | rollingout.com | Terry Shropshire

Simon Guobadia, the former husband of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams, said he “absolutely” regrets ever marrying her. In so many words, Guobadia, 61, called Williams a gold-digger by telling Page Six exclusively that he “was targeted for financial reasons” by the 44-year-old reality TV star.

2 days ago | rollingout.com | Terry Shropshire

Sports talk show host Joy Taylor is being buried under an avalanche of fan outrage when she suggested that WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark would not have this colossal level of fame if it were not for Angel Reese. To recap for fans, Reese became a national lightning rod for controversy and impassioned debate after her LSU Tigers thoroughly defeated Clark’s Iowa Hawkeyes in the national championship game in 2023.

3 days ago | rollingout.com | Terry Shropshire

To give legendary songwriter Sean Garrett the “Outstanding Citizen Award” is apropos, but it still doesn’t do justice to encapsulate the mammoth contribution he has made in music since the turn of the century. Garrett has written some of the biggest blockbuster songs for many of the most heralded global icons of this era, including “Yeah” for Usher, which earned him a Grammy Award.

3 days ago | rollingout.com | Terry Shropshire

To give legendary songwriter Sean Garrett the “Outstanding Citizen Award” is apropos, but it still doesn’t do justice to encapsulate the mammoth contribution he has made in music since the turn of the century. Garrett has written some of the biggest blockbuster songs for many of the most heralded global icons of this era, including “Yeah” for Usher, which earned him a Grammy Award.