The longer I’m a live, the more I understand how connected we are. Here is a posting about the new clothing designs be Justine Potashnik, his designs are inspired by his trip to Indonesia (right), but it also reminds me of the 1960’s African Dashiki (left). Here’s the article
The call girl involved in a scandal that brought down New York’s former governor has dropped a lawsuit claiming “Girls Gone Wild” founder Joe Francis exploited her image and name on the Internet (I wonder if they ever met in Harlem?).
New York theatre actress-singer Vickilyn Reynolds will play the legendary Oscar winner Hattie McDaniel in Hattie. . .What I Need You to Know, which will be presented in association with 2008 Harlem Week at National Black Theater, Inc. in Harlem.
You’ve been buffing and exfoliating all spring, but you’re still not satisfied. For a different kind of resurfacing, try the Andrea Corson surface style ring ($160).
The cast of In the Heights (which takes place in North Harlem) with actor Lin-Manuel Miranda on their shoulders, celebrate winning Best Musical at the 62nd Annual Tony Awards in New York, June 15, 2008.
New Yorkers in Harlem greeted Barack Obama’s capture of the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday night with hope, pride and a few crossed fingers…
By February 1966, Elsie Richardson had grown tired of joining public officials on tours of Bedford-Stuyvesant, each visit ending only in another promise to study the neighborhood’s struggles: poverty, education, unemployment and blighted housing.
As the end of his term nears, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his senior advisers have been exploring strategies that would allow him to remain in political life, including undertaking a campaign to overturn the city’s term limits law or making a bid for governor, according to two people who have been briefed on the [...]
It might not be Austin’s South by Southwest Interactive, but New York City will be getting its own digital-culture festival.
Called Internet Week New York (OK, they could have picked a better name), it will span June 3 to 10 and encompass several existing events like Federated Media Publishing’s Conversational Marketing Summit, Advertising Age’s Advertising 2.0 [...]
For Dorian Warren of Manhattan, the surprise wasn’t in Barack Obama’s victory in the Iowa caucus. It was in his own visceral reaction to the Illinois senator’s showing.
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