Philadelphia native Trey Brown is the 15-year-old owner of SPERGO, a boutique fashion collection for both genders as well as children and mentored by Harlem legend P. Diddy. Continue Reading →
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14-Year-Old CEO Trey Brown Gets Business Grant From Harlem Trailblazer P. Diddy
Philadelphia native Trey Brown is the 14-year-old owner of SPERGO, a boutique fashion collection that includes sweatsuits, hoodies, boxer briefs, and accessories for both genders as well as children. Continue Reading →
Luke James Features Harlem’s A$AP Ferg On A Acid “Drip”
XXLMAG reports that Luke James has recently gotten back into the acting world but the singer hasn’t forgotten about his music career. Continue Reading →
HOT 97’s Hot For The Holidays Concert With Harlem’s Dave East, Chris Brown, Cardi B And Many More
WQHT-FM HOT 97’s Ebro in the Morning with Laura Stylez & Rosenberg announced the star-studded line-up for HOT 97’s annual concert, Hot for the Holidays! Continue Reading →
Meek Mill Arrested For Riding ‘Dirt Bikes Recklessly’ On Streets In Harlem
Meek Mill is in police custody after participating in illegal dirt bike activity. The 30-year-old hip hop artist was arrested for performing stunts in the streets of Harlem, reports TMZ. Continue Reading →
Harlem Fave Lil Uzi Vert “Money Longer” (video / warning)
Hip-hop could certainly use a real bona fide rockstar. That’s where Lil Uzi Vert comes in. The Philadelphia rapper flaunts a vision and fashion sense just as loud as his “futuristic trap” sound and dynamic voice. Continue Reading →
Columbia Students And Rikers Inmates Create A Bot
Not long ago, a team from Harlem’s Columbia University set out to build an automated Twitter bot in a place with no Internet access—part of a 12-hour class for people with no prior programming experience. Continue Reading →
Band Seed, Growing The Bands Of The Future In Harlem
On Park Ave. and 102nd St. in Harlem, there’s an unmarked storefront obscured by rusty steel shutters. From the outside, it looks like just another casualty of rising rent. Continue Reading →
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