TV One celebrates Black Music Month with original programming and musical performances. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Doug E. Fresh
Manhattan Borough President World: The Wednesday COVID Update
At press time, TheCity.nyc’s COVID-19 tracker shows Manhattan has 25,131 confirmed cases and 2,929 deaths; New York City as a whole has 201,123 cases and 21,649 deaths. Continue Reading →
Apollo Theater Announces Performers For “Let’s Stay (In) Together: A Benefit To Support The Apollo”
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020, the world-famous Apollo Theater will present “Let’s Stay (In) Together: A Benefit to Support the Apollo Theater,” a special musical event streamed live. Continue Reading →
TV One’s Go-Go Music Doc “The Beat Don’t Stop” With Harlem’s Doug E. Fresh And Others For Black Music Month
TV One celebrates Black Music Month with the debut of its original documentary, The Beat Don’t Stop, airing on Sunday, June 21, 2020, at 8 P.M. ET/7C, followed by an encore presentation at 10 P.M. ET/9C. Continue Reading →
Stars And Others Shine At Harlem United Boulevard Bash 30th Year Anniversary Salute
On Wednesday, October 23, 2018, Harlem United, a nationally-recognized, community-focused healthcare, housing and human services provider serving New Yorkers and beyond;
The Kings And Queens Of New Jack Swing At The Apollo Theater In Harlem
On December 9, 2018, the Apollo Theater will celebrate 30 years of the ground-breaking New Jack Swing sound and will welcome home Harlem natives Teddy Riley and Keith Sweat for The Kings and Queens of New Jack Swing. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Jim Jones, Doug E. Fresh And Others At The 5th Annual SOURCE360 Conference And Festival
L. Londell McMillan, Chairman of The Source Magazine and Northstar Charities has announced The 5th Annual SOURCE360 Conference and Festival will take place, once again, in Brooklyn, New York, September 6-9, 2018. Continue Reading →
Bobby Robinson, Bobby’s Records And Tape Center, Harlem NY 1950- 1990
Bobby Robinson, April 16, 1917 – January 7, 2011, was an American independent record producer and songwriter in New York City, most active from the 1950s through the mid-1980s. Continue Reading →
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