In Washington Heights, Harlem, Women Outnumber Men 2 to 1
The boys may be in Washington Heights in Harlem, but the Harlem girls don’t believe their true love is waiting there for them.
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Walter’s World: Dance Theatre of Harlem II To Debut At The Joyce
y Walter Rutledge Dance Theatre of Harlem II, also known as the Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble, will begin their New York début season at the Joyce Theater on February 7, 2012.
Canada Lee Born in Harlem (video)
Lee was born as ‘Leonard Lionel Cornelius Canegata on March 3, 1907 in Harem, New York City. He was raised by his West Indian parents in Harlem, NY.
Harlem’s Jimmy Castor, Dies at 71 (video)
Jimmy Castor, a singer, instrumentalist and songwriter whose mastery of genres from doo-wop to Latin soul to funk, and instruments including saxophone and bongos earned him the title Everything Man, died on Monday in Henderson, Nev. He was 71.
Harlem Business Owners Stand Against Proposed Bike Lane
There is already a bike lane on First Avenue in East Harlem, but except for the occasional delivery person, it’s mostly empty or home to illegally parked cars.
Harlem Artist De La Vega And Tory Burch Collaboration
East Harlem street artist De La Vega’s work on the sidewalks painting quotes like “Become your dream,” made him infamous in Harlem. Tory Burch and De La Vega are collaborating to create a line celebrating her new Madison Avenue flagship store and fundraising for her foundation.
Walter’s World: Weekend Picks Dance, Theater and American Folk Opera
By Walter Rutledge This weekend dance, theatre, and American folk opera take center stage in the city that never sleeps.
HW Questionnaire: Sheena Santana, Harlem Top Model
With Fashion Week here Harlem World Magazine spoke to Harlem’s Sheena Satana, who was on Cycle 11 of America’s Next Top Model.
Walter’s World: Weekend Picks, Dance
The month of December “tis the season to see dance”. This weekend is an excellent opportunity to see dance both uptown and downtown.
Walter’s World: How Much Has The Arts Changed For Minority Performers?
By Walter Rutledge This weekend the New York City Ballet production of the holiday classic The Nutcracker Live From Lincoln Center appeared on public television. The George Balanchine version was brilliantly danced, and the spectacle was complete with a flying sleigh and colorful sets and costumes. The only color missing from the entire production was…
Rev. Frederick J. “Ike” Eikerenkoetter II In Harlem (video)
Frederick J. Eikerenkoetter II was born in Ridgeland, South Carolina, and was of African American and Indo (Dutch-Indonesian) descent.
The United Palace Theater, 1930, Harlem, NY
The United Palace Theater, originally known as Loew’s 175th Street Theatre, is a church and live music venue located at 175th Street and Broadway in Washington Heights in New York City.
Walter’s World: Weekend Picks- More Dance
By Walter Rutledge Dance continues to dominate the holiday season with performances throughout the city. These performances are being presented in both theaters and historical landmarks in our community.
Walter’s World: Home- Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
By Walter Rutledge On Thursday December 1st the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater presented the world premiere of Home by choreographer Rennie Harris.
Walter’s World: Pre- Holiday Week of Events
By Walter Rutledge After an extended weekend of Thanksgiving dinners and robust shopping this week promises to be an eventful prelude to the holiday season. Dance, Opera and Theater abound throughout the city with many outstanding productions taking place in Harlem.