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Harlem’s Kelis Performs At ONE Musicfest In Atlanta
ONE Musicfest is back, and bigger and better than ever. They have doubled the artists, and are in a new-in-town location to make room for more music lovers than ever before! Continue Reading →
Exclusive: Brandy Live At Essence Festival 2018 (Photos)
Harlem fave singer/actress Brandy gave an intimate performance for an exclsive audience at the Essence Festival 2018 in New Orleans, LA. Continue Reading →
Atlanta: ONE Musicfest 2018 Star Lineup With Harlem’s Kelis, Nas, Cardi B, And More
ONE Musicfest, the Southeast’s premier urban progressive music and arts festival – has announced the lineup for its 2018 festival.
Harlem Fave Ma$e Wants His Bad Boy Props
BET reports that fans may have always seen Harlem man Diddy and Notorious B.I.G as the faces of Bad Boy Entertainment back in the ’90s, but there’s another artist who says he deserves some credit in building the label up as one of the most iconic of its generation.
Fuse Reignites Harlem Faves Brandy And Whitney Houston’s Cinderella 20 years later
Twenty years since the premiere of Harlem’s Rodgers & Hammerstein‘s Cinderella starring Harlem faves Brandy and Whitney Houston captured the hearts and imagination of audiences everywhere. Continue Reading →
Mothers Day Good Music Festival Announces Grammy Greats Tyrese, Anthony Hamilton, Kem, Brandy
Join R&B superstars Tyrese, Anthony Hamilton, Kem, Brandy and introducing special guest, Major, on the star-studded lineup for the 2nd Annual Mother’s Day Good Music Festival. Continue Reading →
Harlem Fave Brandy Hosts “The Jungle” In Atlanta (Photographs)
Harlem loves Brandy Norwood, she’s been to events at Harlem Haberdashery, Cove Lounge, and many more. Now, here are some great photos of Brandy (who looked amazing) hosting a party for LGBT men in Atlanta, GA this past weekend at “The Jungle.” Continue Reading →
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