Harlem Helps Raises $55,000 For The Harlem Explosion Victims
What does community mean to you? A true sense of community is more than borrowing a cup of sugar, saying hello or holding the door, it’s going the extra mile in a time of need.
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Qoute of The Day: Mase, “I Could’ve Saved MJ.”
HW posted an article last week stating that Harlem man rapper and preacher Mase intends to keep preaching in his church about his plan to spread the word of God to the hip-hop community, and today it’s reported that it all was sparked by Michael Jackson’s death.
The Harlem Explosion Faces Of The Tragedy
Griselde Camacho made Hunter College always feel like a second home for its students with her beaming smile.
Harlem Church Remembers Victims of Blast
An explosion that leveled two Harlem buildings and left at least seven dead exacted a heavy toll on Bethel Gospel Assembly, a church several blocks from the buildings.
Spike Lee Disses Harlem Gentrification (video)
In a rant that quickly went viral, film director Spike Lee disparaged the gentrification of historically black New York City neighborhoods and reignited an age-old debate over the merits of economic change.
Five Questions With Malkia King About The ‘Mother’s Who Lost Children To Gun Violence’ event
Harlem World Magazine caught with President of the 1199SEIU Benefit Fund Staff Association Malkia King with a quick online interview before the first event in honor of Black History Month and Mother’s Who Lost Children To Gun Violence.
Bad News For Harlem Kids Who Want Pizza
A fancy pizza restaurant in Harlem has put the kibosh on kids, instituting a partial ban on greasy-fingered groups of youngsters.
15 Brilliant Beauty Tips A Harlem Woman Should Never Forget
If skin docs and industry pros could sneak into your house, they might leave behind Post-its with these brilliant reminders.
Drake Goes To Harlem With A$AP Rocky For ‘Wu-Tang Forever’ Video
It’s got to be hard for Drake to fly under the radar much these days, so when the OVO star shoots a video in New York City, people are bound to notice.
Ashford And Simpson – The Real Thing
Nick Ashford spent his first few months in New York City homeless and sleeping on park benches. When he met Bronx native Valerie Simpson singing and playing piano in the choir of Harlem’s White Rock Baptist Church, his fortunes changed.
The ’12 O’Clock Boys’, Glorification Or Documentation? (video)
First the Hell’s Angels and now the 12 O’Clock Boys. Oscilloscope Laboratories presents for first-time filmmaker Lotfy Nathan’s documentary 12 O’Clock Boys, an electric, beautifully made look at a youth in Baltimore who wants nothing more than to join the city’s most notorious urban dirt bike crew.
Greenest apartment building set for Harlem
Manhattan is set to get its first residential building that measures up to passive house standards, a set of green guidelines that aim to cut heating costs by 90% through the use of solar energy, better insulation and other measures.
Harlem Youth Hockey Team Gets Pointers From Boston University Players
Sunday is a special day on the ice for some youth hockey players in Harlem. Boston University’s men’s ice hockey team is in town for a game against Cornell University at Madison Square Garden.
Harlem Biz Owners Question National Urban League Project
A world renowned civil rights group’s plan to turn a row of small businesses in Harlem into a lustrous new headquarters and black history museum would trample on the very small business owners whose life stories could themselves be in the museum, foes say.
NYC’s Bike Share, Largest In The Country, To Begin
New York City, with its constant hum of subways, buses, cabs and ferries, has long had one glaring exception to its many transportation options: bicycles for the masses.