In an important move, the Harlem 125th Street Business Improvement District and the Brixton BID have announced the first-ever Twinning of two such organizations. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: London
Yolande’s Yard: From Harlem To Windsor For Prince Philip’s Funeral
By Yolande Brener
Some members of the public hoped for a procession through the streets of Windsor or wished that there had been a grand state funeral. Continue Reading →
Diva Naomi Campbell Donates 1,000 Food Parcels To Harlem Hospital And Others
Naomi Campbell teamed up with Cipriani Restaurants NYC to have 1,000 food parcels delivered to frontline workers at five hospitals across New York. Continue Reading →
Harlem Style Unlocked With Hand Crafted Elegance
The Chesterfield Fedora is a real statement piece from Harlem to Hereford. Crafted from beige rabbit fur felt and finished with a tone on tone band and bow and removable feather trim. Continue Reading →
The New York Giants Are The Most Popular NFL Team In The UK
It’s been almost a decade since Bradshaw scored the famous ‘reluctant touchdown’ and the Giants picked up their last piece of silverware. Continue Reading →
First Date Ideas, Where To Go In London When You Visit
There are so many suggestions to offer any single eager to connect with potential partners. Continue Reading →
From Across The Pond, Black History Month & Bingo
Black History Month is a hugely important event in the calendar, helping to promote and celebrate black contributions to society and furthering understanding of black history. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Stan Squirewell At Faction Gallery In London
FACTION Art Projects is delighted to present a solo show of Harlem artist Stan Squirewell at Gallery 8, London. Continue Reading →
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