The Jasmine BRAND sents us an exclusive e-mail reporting that Harlem man Joe Budden (who made the show) will no longer be on Everyday Struggle, a popular digital show. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: gossip
Harlem’s Walter Winchell, “One Of The Most Powerful Men In America,” 1897 – 1972 (Video)
Walter Winchell (real name was ne Winschel or Winschel), April 7, 1897 – February 20, 1972, was an American newspaper and radio gossip commentator, famous for attempting to destroy the careers of people both private and public whom he disliked. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Alexandra Daddario And Zac Efron Together
Fellow New Yorker Alexandra Daddario (“San Andreas“) plays the movie’s dedicated new lifeguard recruit Summer Quinn, who helps Mitch and fellow rookie Matt Brody (Efron) investigate Victoria’s increasingly deadly schemes. Continue Reading →
Paris Jackson And Macaulay Culkin Hang In Harlem
Hours before Paris Jackson stunned at her first Met Gala, the aspiring actress hung out in Harlem with godfather Macaulay Culkin. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s A$AP Rocky And Kendall Jenner Heads To 1OAK In NYC For DJ Gig
Kendall Jenner is new to the music scene. So it’s no wonder the 21-year-old Vogue model had on/off ‘beau’ A$AP Rocky – a Harlem rapper – with her when she went to 1OAK in New York City on Friday where she played DJ for a bit. Continue Reading →
Oh Boy, Harlem’s Azealia Banks’ Battery Case Against Russell Crowe Gets Dropped
In mid-October, Harlem’s Azealia Banks filed a battery report against Russell Crowe. On December 7th, 2016, TMZ reports that a Los Angeles County District Attorney is rejecting the charges against Crowe. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s A$AP Rocky And Kendall Jenner Rekindle Romance?
Kendall Jenner and Harlem’s A$AP Rocky weren’t excited on being seen together when they were spotted on Friday night. Continue Reading →
Just Combs Hangin Out Downtown In West Soho, NY
A Harlem World Magazine fan caught up with Justin Combs leaving 1OAK in West Soho last night after catching a Travis Scott concert in New York City. Continue Reading →
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