By Mike Robinson
As a Harlemite, you may love the city’s high-energy environment, the great job opportunities, access to some of the best restaurants in the country, exceptional culture and more. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Health and Fitness
How To Think Positive
Can you learn how to think positive? You have probably heard a thing or two about the benefits of positive thinking. Continue Reading →
Healthy Guru: The Fab Fitness, Fashion & Wellness Event Of Fall 2016 (Photographs)
Healthy Guru, the much anticipated annual fitness, fashion and wellness event of the fall, took place at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City on Saturday, October 22nd, 2016. Continue Reading →
Come On Harlem, Be Your Best At The Under Armour “It Comes From Below” Event (Video)
Get ready Harlem runners, because today, Under Armour (UA) unveiled the latest chapter in its global marketing campaign, “It Comes From Below™,” which emphasizes skilled footwork and innovative footwear as critical components to every athlete’s training. Continue Reading →
Moises Perez-Martinez Talks Harlem Health On The Danny Tisdale Show (Video)
Today Danny Tisdale on The Danny Tisdale Show spoke to Moises Perez-Martinez , Harlem lover, one-time Rep., Charles Rangel Campaign manager and award-winning health Director of Workforce, Community & Government Relations at Advocate Community Providers (ACP)’s regarding his work in-and-outside of Harlem. Continue Reading →
Corona Extra Beer Recalled Due To Concerns About Glass Particles
Some of us in Harlem love a Corona Beer Extra every now and then, so it was sad to hear that the company that makes Corona beer is voluntarily recalling specific bottles due to concerns that they may contain small particles of glass, the company said. Continue Reading →
Join Yoga For Runners Featuring Dr. Metzl And Pure Yoga
Join Dr. Jordan Metzl, Pure Yoga, and Central Park Conservancy for a special pre-Marathon event in Central Park. Continue Reading →
HW Pick: The Quest For The Good Life Debate At The NY Academy of Sciences
Ever since Socrates declared “the unexamined life is not worth living,” philosophers from Harlem to Harare have been engaged in a passionate debate: What is the good life? What is the nature of happiness, and how can it be attained? Is the development of virtue a prerequisite to the good life? What is the path toward human flourishing? Continue Reading →
