Join Beyond the Diagnosis in Harlem

Gilead Sciences, Inc. cordially invites you to attend the Beyond the Diagnosis community based theater performance in Harlem, NY.

World Premier “The EXCHANGE!”

Theater

Written and Directed by Nickolas Long, III
A story of wealth, fame, prominence, secrets, betrayal, love and redemption

Synopsis ,

THE year is 1927, THE inspiration is the HARLEM RENAISSANCE, the story unfolds in the lives of the famous fictional vaudeville family, THE MARTIN family revue. Illegal running of numbers, death, and the battle between the sacred and the secular. Music, Poetry, and dance is featured in this World Premier Drama.

New Sade Album in 2010!

“Soldier Of Love” February 8, 2010

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The Sony Reader Digital Book

Wow. That was some turkey.

And now that the tryptophan is behind you, it’s time to turn your attention to the most pressing matter of the holiday season: your carry-on luggage.

Obviously, traveling lighter will be the way to go this winter—it’s not just faster and cheaper, it’s also just plain stylish—and to that end, we strongly advise the Sony Reader digital book, now available in three slim editions: the Pocket Edition, starting at $199, the Touch Edition and the just announced Reader Daily Edition™, with free 3G wireless for downloading your books and newspapers on the go. 

Town Hall Meeting in Central Harlem

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Harlem Church Transforms into Condo

Early last year Harlem’s Church of the Master was demolished after being sold to a developer looking to build on the site of the 115-year-old church on West 122nd Street, to the outrage of at least one person. Now Harlem Bespoke88 Morningside (here’s the preview website). The brings us an update on what has risen in its place, a new condo project called blog isn’t crying over spilled milk, but wishes maybe things could have worked out a bit differently:

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Moreland at the Movies: The Princess and the Frog

Movies

The Princess and the Frog by T. A. Moreland

From the time she was a little girl, Tiana (Anika Noni Rose), wanted to open her own restaurant.  And her determination only grew with time.

As an adult she worked tirelessly as a waitress to save every penny she earned.  One evening when it looked as if her goal was not going to be accomplished, she kissed a talking frog who promises her that he is a prince who could make all of her dreams come true.

Moreland at the Movies: The Road

The Road by T. A. Morleand

Based upon a runaway 2006 bestselling novel, The Road tells the story of a father (Viggo Mortensen) and his son, (Kodi Smit-McPhee) traveling the country after some doomsday event has destroyed almost all plant and animal life.

Everyone they encounter is a threat. The father has a gun with only three bullets left. They cling to hope that there is a place where there is some sun and people don’t kill each other over scraps of food.

The 2009 Juried Faculty and Staff Show

The Harlem School of the Arts (HSA) and its Visual Arts Department graciously invites the New York City community to experience the work of HSA’s faculty and staff through its first ever juried faculty and staff exhibition. Homemade begins with an Opening Reception, Thursday, December 3^rd from 6pm to 8pm in The G-Space at 645 Saint Nicholas Avenue near West 141^st Street .  The exhibition highlights the work of HSA’s teaching artists and those behind the scenes.  The jury will present Merit and Recognition awards during the opening reception.  The exhibition runs from December 3^rd through January 12^th.  Please note HSA will be closed from Wednesday, December 23^rd through Monday, January 4^th.

Thanksgiving

Have a great Thanksgiving.

HW

President Obama’s First State Dinner

The first state dinner of the Obama White House had it all: Oscar-winning entertainers, Hollywood moguls, a knockout guest chef and even a wardrobe malfunction. Traditional evening gowns vied with saris of vibrant colors Tuesday night at the high-glitz dinner in honor of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. There were turbans and bindis as well as diamonds and brocades.

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Rangel Is Frayed but Defiant

On the House floor during a debate over health care reform, he taunted a colleague who had been calling for his ouster. At a recent fund-raiser, he complained that the House speaker had made an end run around him and his committee. Confronted by a persistent conservative activist in a hallway, he let loose an expletive, telling the man to mind his own business.

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