A band from Minnesota paying homage to The Rolling Stones, the greatest rock band of all time, these passionate strollers are hot commodities who put on lavish live shows every night. The Rolling Stoners are a group of close friends who actually appreciates the magic of the early Stones live performances and values uniting people via music. At midnight, ramblers and honky-tonk women will take... read full bio
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever is an indie rock band from Melbourne, Australia, comprised of memebers Tom Russo, Fran Keaney, Marcie Tussie, Joe Russo, and Joe White. The band released their debut EP entitled Talk Tight, followed by their second EP entitled The French Press. The French Press was released to positive critical reviews, and it received an 8.1 out of... read full bio
Roland Glen Fingers, nicknamed Rollie Fingers, is a former relief pitcher in Major League Baseball for the Oakland Athletics, San Diego Padres and Milwaukee Brewers. He became only the second reliever to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Rollie is among the select few MLB players to have his number retired by more than one club (Oakland... read full bio
Rolland Smith is an Emmy Award broadcast journalist with 40 years of broadcast experience as an anchor, reporter, documentary producer, and writer. Mr. Smith formally worked for the CBS network where he was co-host of The CBS Morning Program. He also anchored WCBS-TV Channel Two News and the Ten Oclock News at WWOR-TV in New York. Mr. Smith is also... read full bio
There is no relation between Roll The Stones and the Rolling Stones, nor are they a copy of the Rolling Stones. It's an 8-piece band (consisting of Oscar Ferrer, Dave 'The Snasul' Jacobs, Paul Green, Ron DeSaram, Henry Laplume, Doug 'The Grenade' Treen, Bob Taylor, and Ezo Hernandez 'JTT'), complete with a horn section, percussion, and two backup vocalists who... read full bio
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For publications such as National Geographic Traveler, The New Yorker, Slate.com, Outside, the New York Times Magazine, The Believer, The Guardian (U.K.), Sports Illustrated, National Public Radio and the Travel Channel, Rolf Potts has written from more than sixty different countries. His travels have taken him to six continents and included sailing a fishing boat 900 miles down the Laotian Mekong, hitchhiking through... read full bio
Rolf Eckrodt held senior positions at Daimler-Chrysler for more than 20 years. He had joined Mercedez-Benz in 1966 and had been known for his track record in turnarounds. As an example, as President of Mercedez-Benz Brazil in 1992-96, he carried out a completer restructuring of the troubled company. Business Week magazine commented on his appointment at Mitsubishi, He worked wonders... read full bio
Rolf Dobelli founded ZURICH.MINDS, a community of the world’s most famous and distinguished thinkers, scientists, artists and entrepreneurs including Nobel prize winner Kurt Wuthrich, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Matt Ridley, philosopher Daniel Dennet and many others. Earlier in his career, Rolf joined Swissair as CEO of several of its subsidiaries. In 1999, he co-founded get Abstract, the world’s largest publisher of... read full bio
Tucker Pillsbury, better known as his stage name, Role Model, is an American musician from Portland, Maine. Prior to releasing music through his name Role Model, he used to release rap music on SoundCloud. Role Model has released an EP, “Arizona in the Summer” which was influenced by a life threatening ski accident which put him in a cast for... read full bio
Rolando Blackmon is a retired NBA player. He was drafter number nine overall by the Dallas Mavericks. He was the first Panamanian-born player in the NBA. In his eleven season with the Mavericks, Blackmon went to the playoffs six times and was named a four-time all-star player. Blackmon spent the last two years of his NBA career with the New... read full bio
Former professional basketball player, Ro Blackman was a four-time All-Star who played most of his career with the Dallas Mavericks. Following his departure from playing professionally, Blackman became the defensive coordinator for the Mavericks under coach Don Nelson. A year later, he was appointed as assistant coach for the German National team, who he helped lead to a bronze medal... read full bio
Roland Williams is a retired American football tight end from Rochester, New York. Since retiring from football, Williams has gone on to work as a keynote speaker as well as a television and radio sports analyst. During his childhood, Williams was raised in a challenging neighborhood but went on to earned his B.A. in Speech Communications from Whitman School of... read full bio
Roland Tings is an electronic music producer from Australia. He has released several albums, gaining popularity around the world with each release. Roland Tings has toured with artists like Chet Faker and appeared at festivals like the Meredith Music Festival, Sydney Festival, MONA FOMA, and Listen Out. His raw electronic beats are innovative, putting him side by side with the... read full bio
An American journalist with the name of Roland Sebastian Martin. He provided commentary for TV One and served as the show's host for News One Now and Watch With Roland S. Martin in Washington. He also contributed to CNN, making appearances on numerous programs like The Situation Room and Anderson Cooper's AC360. He started working as a senior analyst on... read full bio
In addition to eyeglasses, shoes, purses, accessories and weddings, his successful business just debuted a new activewear collection called "Roland Mouret Body." Coming from humble origins, the designer has experienced a variety of challenges in business, including nearly going bankrupt and reclaiming ownership of his own name after losing it. In addition to speaking out against single-use plastic, Roland, a supporter of... read full bio
Professor of Economics Roland G. Fryer, Jr. teaches at Harvard University. Fryer's work helps create more successful government policies by integrating economic theory, empirical data, and randomized experiments. His research on race, inequality, and education has received a lot of attention from the media and in testimony before Congress. Professor Fryer received the John Bates Clark Medal, which is granted... read full bio
Roland Emmerich was a celebrated director of small-budget science fiction films when he teamed up with American actor/producer Dean Devlin to make the high-kicking Jean-Claude Van Damme film Universal Soldier in 1992. The movie was a box-office success, and Emmerich followed it up with the interstellar action flick Stargate, a surprise hit that spawned a television series. His sci-fi blockbusters... read full bio
Introducing Rola, the mesmerizing voice of contemporary Palestinian folk culture. Raised in Nazareth, Palestine, Rola attended the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance for her academic training in Oriental music. Rola's career has been characterized by appearances in esteemed venues across the globe, such as the Qatar Opera House and London's City Theatre. Her work is a blend of tradition... read full bio
Roky Erickson is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Apart from being a member of The 13th Floor Elevators band, he also pursues his own solo career. Erickson is considered a pioneer of the psychedelic rock genre. He began his music career at a young age, playing the guitar at 10 years old. He has released over ten albums as a... read full bio
