With the release of his new album, '2014 Forest Hills Drive,' approaching, J. Cole lands on the cover of Complex magazine ... because it's such a f--- Hollywood album," he states.

Now Cole and the entire Dreamville roster—Bas, Cozz, EarthGang, J.I.D, Lute, Omen and Ari Lennox—grace the cover of XXL ... plus interviews with F.L.Y. for the 10-year anniversary of "Swag ...

While J. Cole has always put his pro basketball ambitions ... At the start of the month, he was announced as 2K Games’ first-ever non-athlete cover model for the latest iteration of NBA 2K.

J. Cole is giving fans a sneak peek at what to expect from his album now that cover for the project has been released. As previously reported Cole is dropping his debut Cole World: The Sideline ...

No promotion beats the music itself. Fans won’t say, ‘Did you see the poster for J. Cole’s album?’ They’ll be like, ‘Did you hear his album?’ So a leak is a good thing in some ways.

2K Games has unveiled their latest NBA 2K23 cover athlete: J. Cole. “NBA 2K has long been a place to discover new musical talent through their game and continues to be a gold standard for ...

But they've never had a non-athlete on the cover — at least, not until now. J Cole is the latest cover star for NBA 2k23 coming in with his own "Dreamer Edition." NBA 2k announced the cover on ...

Aside from being a defining album for J ... Cole sitting on the roof. It’s been about six years since that album dropped, and now, Cole has once again taken to the roof and recreated the cover.

The Grammy-award winning artist has been named to the cover of this year's game, which will be released on Sept. 9. From NBA.com News Services J. Cole performed at halftime of the 2019 NBA All ...

J. Cole is in the clouds on the cover of the “Dreamer Edition” of the NBA 2K23 video game. The Dreamville boss who signed up to play for the Scarborough Shooting Stars in the Canadian Elite ...

J. Cole now joins an impressive list of cover athletes for NBA 2K23: Jordan and Suns star Devin Booker each have their own cover, and WNBA legends Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird share one of their own.