Questlove

People say that the most magnificent geniuses are completely insane. The adage may be true as Questlove revealed that he definitely feels as if he has a screw loose while performing.

In honor of Father's Day, several hip-hoppers and R&B singers went on Twitter today (June 15) to honor their beloved dads.

Questlove will executive produce the new VH1 show 'SoundClash,' hosted by Diplo.

As a member of the Roots, working on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon' and releasing a book last year, Questlove has a pretty good career going for himself. However, there's one thing he's always wanted to do -- play a dead body on 'Law & Order: SVU.' That may sound weird, but the drummer got his chance to do just that last night (March 19).

Questlove again finds himself as a topic of conversation of the Internet, and this time it's not because of 'The Tonight Show''s antics. The Roots member will make an appearance in an upcoming episode of 'Law & Order: SVU.' Ice-T and show writer Peter Blauner tweeted pictures of Questlove shooting scenes for the show, and it's very likely the drummer may not be playing himself. Th...

Questlove is diving into the book publishing world once more. The legendary Roots drummer has inked a new deal to pen another personal story.

The thespian community is mourning over the loss of beloved actor Philip Seymour Hoffman. The 46-year-old film star was found dead in his New York apartment on Sunday (Feb. 2), according to ScreenCrush.

Questlove is a man of many talents. The drummer, hip-hop celebrity and restauranteur served as a judge on an episode of 'Top Chef' this week.

It appears that Questlove’s first entry into the food game has come to end. The Roots drummer announced he’s shutting down his Stephen Starr-backed chicken drumstick stand Hybird. The New York eatery opened in May, selling $4 drumsticks, plus biscuits, dumplings and "Questolicious" cupcakes.

Jazz pianist and music producer Robert Glasper treated New Yorkers to a special album release show at Best Buy Theater to commemorate his newly released sixth record, ‘Black Radio 2,’ Tuesday night (Oct. 29). Special guests included Marsha Ambrosius and Common, who both appear on the album.