On February 22, 1913, at Coffroth’s Arena in Daly City, California lightweights Harlem Tommy Murphy 
Tag Archives: California
Top 5 Best Tours In San Diego
San Diego is a perfect destination for everyone. The coastal city in California is bustling with activity year-round, waiting for people to come explore the beautiful beaches, lush national parks, and the many art galleries and museums. Continue Reading →
California Chef Plans Fine Dining Restaurant In Harlem
A trailblazing California chef who pioneered underground dining in San Francisco is opening a tasting menu restaurant in Harlem reports Eater. Continue Reading →
Johnson & Johnson Shares Drop After Jury Delivers $29 Million Baby Powder Verdict
Fresh off its corporate rebranding campaign to make baby powder more appealing to millennials, Johnson & Johnson is once again facing scrutiny over whether the product is contaminated with asbestos and affecting users from Harlem to Hollywood. Continue Reading →
Hey Harlemites, Vaping Linked To Depression, Heart Attacks, And Strokes In New Study
In case you had any optimism left that vaping could be a healthy alternative to smoking, Consumer Affairs writes that a new study of nearly 100,000 Americans adds to the growing pile of evidence that e-cigarettes hurt smokers more than they help. Continue Reading →
Solé Power, Black (And Pink) Is Beautiful
Meet Solé Bicycles—a bike shop run by five college buddies/bicycle dudes in Venice Beach, California with Harlem style and design in mind. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s John W. Bubbles, First At Radio City, First On TV And Her Taught Fred Astaire
John William Sublett, February 19, 1902 – May 18, 1986, known by his stage name John W. Bubbles, was a vaudeville performer. Continue Reading →
Snoop Dogg On ‘UNCENSORED’ On TV One
Hip hop’s Renaissance man Snoop Dogg has been through it and seen it all. From his hood upbringing days of Long Beach, California and his splash in the West Coast gangsta rap scene to his mainstream pop music acclaim and television success Snoop’s legendary career is a story worth telling. Continue Reading →
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