Harlem, Now Serving Throwback Jerseys In 5001 Flavors
By Eartha Watts-Hicks Music icons of the 90s, Harlem’s Tupac, Notorious B.I.G., Mary J. Blige, we’ve followed their careers and admired their styles.
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Harlem’s Vlone’s First-Ever Fashion Show Livestreamed On Tidal
Vlone is gearing up to make its Paris Fashion Week debut. Earlier this month, it was revealed that the streetwear brand’s founder ASAP Bari would join forces with Tidal and Sprint to livestream Vlone’s first-ever runway show during Men’s Fashion Week in Paris.
Harlem’s Amin Joseph Star Shines From Harlem To Hollywood
Amin Joseph’s from Harlem, star shines and he is continuing to make his mark in Hollywood. He will be seen on the big screen in Paramount’s highly anticipated blockbuster film reboot of Baywatch with Dwayne Johnson, Zac Efron and Priyanka Chopra this spring.
Harlem’s A$AP Rocky And Kendall Jenner Heads To 1OAK In NYC For DJ Gig
Kendall Jenner is new to the music scene. So it’s no wonder the 21-year-old Vogue model had on/off ‘beau’ A$AP Rocky – a Harlem rapper – with her when she went to 1OAK in New York City on Friday where she played DJ for a bit.
A Harlem Icon, The Classic Men’s 6″ Timbs (Update)
When it comes to Timberland “Timbs” boots, there’s just no substitute for a sturdy, guaranteed waterproof boot to keep feet comfortable and dry, rain or shine and to have definitive Dapper Dan throwback 1980’s Harlem style.
Harlem Man Diddy Says Suge Knight Wasn’t Talking About Him At The ’95 Source Awards
Suge Knight calling out P. Diddy and Bad Boy records at the 1995 Source Awards is one of the most legendary moments in rap history.
Summer Sizzles With DMX, Jill Scott, Neville And More With Harlem Week At the Apollo Concerts
The Apollo Theater today announced its Summer at the Apollo lineup with a series of concerts and events featuring some of the most renowned artists in hip hop and soul/R&B, including Jill Scott, Aaron Neville, DMX, Kurtis Blow and more, as well as its participation in the annual HARLEM WEEK Festival.
Harlem Man Jim Jones, DMX , Jadakiss, N.O.R.E. And Friends At The Apollo Theater In Harlem
The Apollo Theater announced today that it will present The Originals: DMX featuring N.O.R.E., Jim Jones, Jadakiss & friends with DJ Scram Jones, an epic hip-hop concert featuring some of New York’s most legendary emcees – on Friday, August 5, at 8 p.m.
Iggy Azalea’s ‘Team’, From Her New Album “Digital Distortion” (video)
In one of the more unlikely crossover success stories, blonde Australian beauty Iggy Azalea (born Amethyst Amelia Kelly) segued from a high-profile modeling career to become a Southern hip-hop star.
Dave “East” Brewster From The Eastside (Video)
David Brewster Jr., born June 3, 1988, better known by his stage name Dave East, is an American rapper from East Harlem, New York. He gained attention in 2014 from his mixtape Black Rose.
Roy Ayers Live At SummerStage In Harlem
Vibraphonist/vocalist Roy Ayers is among the best-known, most-loved and respected jazz/R&B artists on the music-scene today.
HW Pick: Diary Of A Madman: Life, Death, And Rap By Scarface
From Geto Boys legend and renowned storyteller Brad “Scarface” Jordan, comes a passionate memoir about how hip-hop changed the life of a kid from the south side of Houston, and how he rose to the top-and ushered in a new generation of rap dominance.
‘Holler If Ya Hear Me’ (Thug Life As Word & Representin)
By Kyle ‘Naming is the origin of all particular things.’ – Saul Williams, ‘The Future of Language‘. Though now I forget how, I got my hands on this work called Universals and Particulars. Might could be about time for a re-approach as its theme has hunted my thoughts of late, no less now that I’m…
Harlem’s Bradhurst Plaza Supporters Struggle to Change Status Quo
Streetsblog reports that Manhattan Community Board 10′s transportation committee ended months of foot-dragging this week by backing a road diet for Morningside Avenue in Harlem.
‘Holla If Ya Hear Me’ At The Schomburg In Harlem
Join Tony Award nominee Kenny Leon, Saul Williams, producer Jessica Green, and Marcyliena Morgan, executive director of Harvard’s HipHop Archive, for an in-depth discussion about this groundbreaking production.