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: Robert Walker
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 →
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 →
Robert’s World: Amanda Holley, An Octave Above (Video)
By Robert Walker
In the movie, “Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn”, we see that the comic book characters each have their special abilities and that one of the characters, “Black Canary.” Continue Reading →
Robert’s World: Jordan Walker-Pearlman – A Native Son Returns To Harlem
By Robert Walker
Harlem, New York is undoubtedly one of the most famous neighborhoods in America, and its list of famous visual artists, authors, poets, musicians, thespians, politicians, and civil activists known the world over, is what keeps Harlem’s innovative affluence alive. Continue Reading →
Robert’s World: Living Legend Ralph McDaniels’ Talks Video Music Box (Video)
By Robert Walker
By the Mid-1970’s Hip-Hop began to take the country by storm as an unstoppable music force, and although there was a resistance by the “established” music industry to push-back on what was seen as a “craze. Continue Reading →
Robert’s World: The Fabulous Vision Foundation Black Tie Gala 2019 (Photographs)
By Colette Paul
The Vision Community Foundation held its 8th annual Black-Tie Gala at Atlanta City Hall, hosted by Bishop OC Allen III, Rashad Burgess, and Dr. Lakara Foster. Continue Reading →
Robert’s World: TV One’s ‘The Bobby DeBarge Story’ Premiere In Atlanta
By Colette V. Paul for Robert’s World
On June 11th, 2019, TV One hosted a red-carpet premiere screening of the highly anticipated film, ‘The Bobby DeBarge Story’ at the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta. Continue Reading →
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