As you may know, riots and protests have broken out in and near Kenosha, Wisconsin following the shooting of an American black man, named Jacob Blake. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Don Lemon
Don Lemon, CNN Anchor Leaves Sour Taste In Harlem As He Puts Apartment Up For Sale
There are perks that come with being a longtime anchor for a major news outlet. One of them is money, which CNN’s Don Lemon probably knows a little something about. Continue Reading →
Harlem Resident Don Lemon And Others At Fashions Dennis Basso Evening Wear Collaboration
As you know we love those who give back from Harlem to Harare, so we love that Iconic fashion designer Dennis Basso presented an exclusive fashion show to a sold-out crowd. Continue Reading →
President Obama, Don Lemon And Others Honored By Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights (Photographs)
On Wednesday, December 12th, 2018, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights hosted the fabulous 2018 Ripple of Hope Awards honoring four exceptional laureates including the 44th President of the United States of America, Barack Obama (who went to Columbia University in Harlem), Humana CEO Bruce D. Broussard, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, and Discovery President and CEO David Zaslav.
The Fabulous Second Annual Blue Jacket Fashion Show Benefiting The Prostate Cancer Foundation (Red Carpet)
The second annual Blue Jacket Fashion Show was held on Wednesday, February 7, 2018, as part of CFDA’s New York Men’s Fashion Week, hosted by comedian Judy Gold at Pier 59 Studios in New York, New York. Continue Reading →
Harlem Based CNN Anchor’s Condo Is No Lemon
CNN news anchor Don Lemon continues to sell off condos at a Harlem building on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, where over a period of years the political pundit has owned three apartments spread over two floors. Continue Reading →
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