The walls at Rush Arts Galleries are expanding beyond New York City and into Philadelphia, PA. The news was delivered during the fourth annual Gold Rush Awards held this past Saturday at Littlefield in Brooklyn, NY.
Get some tea, and turn on the radio for Harlem man of many lives, former sports journalist, business man and actor Eric McLendon. Eric is a former sportscaster, He has covered all the major sporting events, including six Super Bowls, and has been nominated for three Emmy Awards.
The Museum of Modern Art and The New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture launch a new series of public conversations addressing the meaning of equity in contemporary culture and society, and the steps required for progress.
The Harlem World Magazine reader works hard and plays hard, finding the balance in their private of public life can be a challenge. We hope these words from Valerie Jarrett help in the journey: A White House that has a work-from-home policy. A president who leaves the office every night at 6:30 p.m to be…
Harlem Arts Advocacy Week is key to the mission of Harlem Arts Alliance. With the leadership of Executive Director, Linda Walton, Harlem-based HAA strives to unify artists and arts organizations, large and small, and to link the arts with other sectors within the community.
By Rudy Collins Richard Pyror Jr. and sister Rain, in true Pryor form, had the crowd laughing a the induction of Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, and Jackie Moms Mabley into the Apollo Theatre’s Walk of Fame on 125th Street in Harlem USA.
Get some tea, and turn on the radio with Linda Spradley Dunn. Linda is founder od Odyssey, which was created as a networking and educational experience/retreat for top female executives from Fortune 500/100 companies and steadily grew each year.
Dr. Diana Fox and Carolyn Butts, talk with Danny Tisdale about the Reel Sisters Film And Lectures Series Festival that opens on Thursday, October 3rd, 2015 at Imagenation Raw Space, 2031 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. (bet. 121 & 122 Streets), Harlem, NY.
Kevin McGruder, interest in community led to a career in community development, and now as an academic, to research interests that include African American institutions, urban history, and gay and lesbian history.
By Lil Nickelson Growing up in the Hamilton Heights section of Harlem in the 1960s and 1970s, I don’t recall any vacant commercial real estate spaces on Amsterdam Avenue, Broadway, Convent Avenue or St. Nicholas Avenue from like 135th Street up to 155th Street.
Grab your tea, sit down and listen to Andy Zee. Andy Zee was a Village Voice photographer who has transitioned into the spokesperson for Revolution Books.
Clayton Banks graduated from Harvard, he worked as Vice President of sales at Comedy Central, Regional Director at Showtime Networks, Banks was President of the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications.
Get some tea, and turn on the radio for Harlem man of many lives, Musa Jackson. Musa is an Award winning Harlem producer, screen writer, philanthropist and humanitarian.
Get some tea, and turn on the radio for a conversation with Eric Pryor. Eric Pryor has been appointed as the new president of the Harlem School for the Arts (HSA) in Harlem.
After the success of last year’s Summer Youth Employment Program at the MNN El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center, newly appointed Firehouse Director Zenaida Mendez saw an opportunity to build on a strong foundation.