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Harlem School of the Arts honored Michael Feinstein, who received the Dorothy Maynor Award; actress Sanaa Lathan and her father,
On Monday, Oct. 31, 2016, Harlem School of the Arts hosted its annual gala benefit to support the school’s year-round visual
The cast of Netflix’s new Marvel series “Luke Cage” made their way to the red carpet at the AMC Magic Johnson
It’s phenomenal to find a wonderful Acadia parked outside of the W Hotel in New York City on Lexington and
For the last 20 years of his life, the celebrated writer Langston Hughes lived at 20 E. 127th St. in Harlem. Now
Last night, Fourth of July celebrations became quite deadly for jubilant citizens in New York. According to police reports, fourteen
So, according to statistics, most American singles are dating online. And, commonly, most online daters don’t encounter real danger while searching for that
What can I say about Harlem that hasn’t already been said? The historic home for Black culture is in the
HBO and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture hosted a private screening of the film 3 1/2 Minutes,
Raven-Symone has been a lightning rod for controversy since she's joined The View. In the wake of her inflammatory comments
Ta-Nehisi Coates engaged in a conversation about his new book Between the World and Me. Luminaries such as Common, Meshell
The Public Theater, New Heritage Theater Group and MIST Harlem came together to bring stunning Academy Award-winner Lupita Nyong’o to
It looks to be a case of NO money, mo’ problems for Ma$e. According to numerous reports, the Harlem born
On October 5th, the Harlem School of the Arts will be celebrating its 50th anniversary with a 50th Year Anniversary
Now showing at the Art Institute of Chicago until January 3, 2016, the Making Place: The Architecture of David Adjaye exhibition evokes soul-stirring feelings, jaw-dropping
Morris Chestnut made an appearance at the Schomburg Museum in Harlem on Monday night, Sep. 14, 2015. Chestnut and his
The knock on most entertainers (and especially rappers) is that they don’t do enough to give back to the communities
Rain Pryor’s unique experiences as both the daughter of a comedy legend and a child being brought up in a
Lauryn Hill dazzled Harlem this weekend during an unforgettable performance at MIST Madeba. The event was sold out with over