Everyone has a family. And every family has a story. “This Is Us” chronicles the Pearson family across the decades: from Jac kand Rebecca as young parents in the 1980s to their 37-year-old kids Kevin, Kate and Randall searching for love and fulfillment in the present day. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: NBC
Watch Harlem School Of The Arts’s Brandon Brown On NBC’s The Voice Tonight
Boy, the Harlem School for the Arts (HSA), has been producing incredible talent! First, it was We’ McDonald last year who took The Voice by storm, now it’s Brandon Brown. Continue Reading →
Join Susan Kelechi Watson At AOL Build
Susan Kelechi Watson takes the BUILD stage to talk all things “This Is Us.” Watson plays Beth Pearson in the hit NBC series that follows the lives of several people who are connected in more ways than they know. Continue Reading →
Join Jennifer Beals At AOL Build
Taken, the new NBC series, is a modern-day prequel to the film franchise that shows how Bryan Mills developed his particular set of skills. Continue Reading →
We’ Callin It, Check Out “The Voice” Winner At AOL Build
This is your voice, America! Join the winner (Harlem World is calling it, Harlem’s We’ McDonald) of “The Voice,” as (he or) she comes to BUILD to discuss winning the NBC singing competition. Who will it be? Continue Reading →
Lady Gaga Visits LGBT Homeless Shelter In Harlem
Lady Gaga’s new album Joanne was hailed as the singer’s most personal work to date upon its release in October; now, the “Million Reasons” singer has given fans an even deeper glimpse into her life during a powerful segment on NBC’s Today. Continue Reading →
Harlem Fave Judine Somerville Reprises Role In NBC’s Production Of Hairspray
Judine Somerville is a Broadway legend who also happens to be an educator teaching Theatre Dance at the Ailey School, she has performed at Harlem Stage and much more. Continue Reading →
Conan Was No Barbarian In Harlem (Mashup)
Esquire magazine writes that this week, Conan O’Brien is back in New York filming his show from the iconic Apollo Theater in Harlem.
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