Last year, H&M launched Nyden, a new brand focused on targeting millennials by tapping “co-creators” (or cool people, like DuaLipa, Justine Skye, and most recently, Dr. Woo) to produce a collection based on what they wished existed in the world. Continue Reading →
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First Lady Chirlane McCray: Don’t Rewrite My Office Romance Into A #MeToo Moment
First Lady Chirlane McCray, has responded to a recent New York Daily News story that falsely portrayed her love story to husband and New York City mayor, Bill de Blasio. Continue Reading →
The Fanciest Latte Starbucks Has Ever Served In Harlem
With a number of Starbuck’s in Harlem, Refinery29 reports that ‘tis the season to add another cozy beverage to your lineup of faves. Starbucks has announced the debut of their new Juniper Latte. Continue Reading →
How To Get Free Starbucks Macchiatos This Week In Harlem
As you probably know Harlem has its fair share of Starbucks in Harlem, now Refinery29 reports that caffeine habits can be a real drain on our bank accounts. Continue Reading →
How To Get Your Hands On Rihanna’s Sold-Out Creepers
It’s no longer a surprise when a killer, limited-edition clothing collaboration sells like crazy — we’ve seen it time and time again, with Balmain for H&M being one of them. Continue Reading →
5 Hacks For A Healthier Week
Our friends at Refinery29 say that you should never drag yourself to the gym again: Shape has 12 tips and tricks that will motivate you to stick to your morning workout — and maybe even enjoy it. Continue Reading →
Whole Foods Recalls Products Over Listeria Scare
Refinery29 reports that if you’ve been grocery shopping at Whole Foods recently, it’s time to check your fridge. The supermarket chain that is opening a new store on 125th Street and Lenox Avenue in Harlem announced a recall of several salad items over the weekend due to a potential Listeria contamination. Continue Reading →
What Harlem’s Alicia Keys Will Do On Marathon Sunday
Our friends at Refinery29 is ridiculously excited to present their very own TCS New York City Marathon blogger: the one and only Harlem girl Alicia Keys. Continue Reading →
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