By Robert Walker
In a time where the United States is in the throes of a pandemic that has taken more lives than both World Wars and the VietNam war combined. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Interview
Interview: Inez Dickens, The Woman, The Politician And The Harlemite
By Sheron Hamilton-Pearson
Inez Dickens is a powerful force in New York politics with many firsts to her name. Continue Reading →
6 Questions With Harlem Business Owner, Muslim, Model, And Meditative Maryam Basir
After hearing about Harlem resident, actress, and model Maryam Basir and her new BET Movie “Holiday Heartbreak,” we had to know more. Continue Reading →
7 Questions With Get Profitable Advantage Of Inclusive Diversity (PAID) Founder Kimberly Lee Minor
Profitability for companies that are diverse and inclusive is a hot topic right now. Continue Reading →
Robert’s World: Alyson Williams – Still Sangin’!
By Robert Walker
The music definition for the word, Sangin’ is used to identify a singer who sings really well. Continue Reading →
Sugar Hill Creamery’s Second Scoop Shop Opens In Hamilton Heights
Sugar Hill Creamery is planning to open its second location this weekend at 3629 Broadway (at 150th) in Hamilton Heights. Saturday’s soft open will include a neighborhood party at 2 pm EST. Continue Reading →
Robert’s World: Harlem’s ChiChi Anyanwu’s Mom And Pop Shop
By Rober Walker
Finding and navigating work as an actor can make the difference between one who sends out a hundred photos/resumes a week. Continue Reading →
Your World Q&A: Harlemite Yolande Brener Answers Five Questions + Bonus (Updated)
Yolande Brener
A Harlemite who works at CBS writes for Harlem World Magazine and is author of Holy Candy: Why I Joined A Cult And Married a Stranger Culture/. Continue Reading →
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