Harlem Diddy’s Revolt TV wrote that Friday, June 19, 2020, the night was definitely the perfect way to wrap up in their Juneteenth celebration. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Fat Joe
Harlem’s Big L’s Big Tribute Mix Of His Best Songs (Video)
Sit down, sit back and listen to full video of the best songs of the most valuable man on the mic Harlem’s finest true legend Big L. Continue Reading →
Is Max B Returning To Summer Jam This Sunday?
We hope French Montana isn’t trolling us.
On Saturday night, the MC4 rapper sent out a tweet that suggested Max B will make an appearance at Summer Jam 2017. Continue Reading →
New Boss Wants To Bring NBA Players Back To Rucker Park In Harlem
There’s a new sheriff in Harlem looking to rejuvenate the Entertainers Basketball Classic at famed Rucker Park — Cordell Marius (pictured above right). Continue Reading →
Frank Pellegrino Rao’s Owner And Sopranos Actor In East Harlem Passes
The joke was that even Frank Pellegrino couldn’t get a table at Rao’s, the famed 10-table restaurant in East Harlem that his family owned for more than 100 years. Continue Reading →
Fat Joe And Remy Ma Are “All the Way Up” To Talk And Stream At AOL Build (Updated)
They are “All the Way Up” on top of the charts and Fat Joe along with Remy Ma are visiting AOL BUILD to dish on their song as well as their new album, “Plata o Plomo.” Continue Reading →
Exclusive: Inside Fat Joe & Scotty Kickz’ Harlem NY Pop Sneaker Emporium
Hot new sneaker store or sneaker museum? You might say both! Check out this Exclusive feature from Fuse.tv previewing the highly anticipated sneaker boutique, Up NYC, from Scotty Kickz and hip-hop mogul Fat Joe. Continue Reading →
HW Pick: Panorama Kicks-Off Day 1 At Randall’s Island Park
Today, Panorama kicked-off the first day of its mega-inaugural year. The “modern day World’s Fair” presented by Goldenvoice, offers a Coachella-East like flavor with music performances, technology-inspired art installations and food – what else do you want!. Continue Reading →
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