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Category Archives: comedy
Mo’Nique Calls Out Tyler Perry, Oprah Winfrey And Lee Daniels At The Apollo
Essence Magazine reports that Harlem fave Mo’Nique has something to get off her chest and she’s coming for your faves.
HW Pick: The Lucas Brothers’ EA Sports The Real Deal (Video)
The hilariously cool nerdy Lucas Brothers’ as they talk about The Real Deal for EA Sports new gaming with the Vault. Continue Reading →
Alec Baldwin Comedy Tribute Special Set On Spike At The Apollo Theater In Harlem
Alec Baldwin, hot off SNL, will be honored in a night of comedic tributes from his closest friends and co-stars in Spike TV’s original special, One Night Only: Alec Baldwin. Continue Reading →
A Week With Conan O’Brian At The Apollo With Alvin Ailey Dancers
On Tuesday, November 1st, 2016, though Conan Obrian was guided by Ailey Dance co-director of The Ailey School Tracy Inmin, he did his own thing as he slips into some leggings and learns how to move from the masters of dance the Alvin Ailey Dancers.
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HW Pick: The Daily Show With Trevor Noah Stand-Up At SummerStage In The Park
Comedy Central invites you to a night of free, live comedy featuring your favorite personalities from The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. Continue Reading →
Sunday Funnies, A Subway Shop Not In Harlem
Damn. We know there are Subway sandwich shops in Harlem, but we’re glad we have not seen this sign posted in any of the shops we’ve been too. Continue Reading →
HW Pick: Get Wild With Nick Cannon In Queens
The fans have asked and Nick Cannon is answering. Nick Cannon and the Wild ‘N Out crew are heading out on a tour across the United States to bring their hilarity and antics to fans everywhere. Continue Reading →
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