With Father’s Day fast approaching this weekend, what are some best ways to recognize dear old dad in Harlem this year? Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Father’s Day
Interview: How One Harlem Dad Manages In The Music Industry
By Eartha Watts Hicks, Harlem World Magazine Editor-in-chief
I caught up with young music talent Youngtrell’s Earl Dean right before Father’s Day and his performance at Harlem Make Music Experience 2018 an event created by Harlem World Magazine Rhythm and Soul Radio on Thursday, June 21st 2018, at the Harlem School for the Arts (HSA). Continue Reading →
James Brown’s ‘Papa Don’t Take No Mess,’ 1974, (RLive/Update)
Here’s soul brotha number one James Brown‘s hit “Papa Don’t Take No Mess” recorded live on Soul Train in 1974. The song is from “The Payback,” album originally recorded for a rejected soundtrack to the blaxploitation film Hell Up In Harlem. Continue Reading →
New York Is 2016’s 15th Worst State For Working Dads
With Father’s Day approaching and nearly 93 percent of dads with kids younger than 18 in the labor force, the leading personal-finance website WalletHub conducted an in-depth analysis of the Best & Worst States for Working Dads. Continue Reading →
JCPenney’s For Dads And Grads From Harlem To Hollis
JCPenney’s Dads and Grads look book featuring practical and stylish home and human gift ideas for your loved ones or twos in anticipation for graduation and Father’s Day. Continue Reading →
Harlem Wellness Challenge: Harlem Run One-Miler Success
On Sunday, June 19th, Harlem United and Harlem Run co-hosted the first Harlem One-Miler Run. The event was held at Marcus Garvey Park to raise funds in support programs and services offered by Harlem United.
Morningside Park’s Down Father’s Day At Farmers Market In Harlem
Sweet, with Father’s Day around the corner this weekend the Morningside Park’s Farmers Market hosted by the Friends of Morningside Park is giving dad a Free Pickle on a Stick. Continue Reading →
Have A Ball On Father’s Day From Harlem To Hollywood
By Marc Rasbury
In a time when folks are asking where are all of the African-American fathers, you can look at the 2015 NBA Finals to see many proud dads celebrating their offspring’s accomplishments as well basking in the glow of fatherhood. Continue Reading →
Harlem Pride LGBT Sunday On Father’s Day At St. Philip’s
Join LGBT Sunday on Father’s Day at St. Philip’s in Harlem. They will also have a special selection during Holy Communion by a LGBT artist from the community. Continue Reading →