Fireworks have been going off consistently in NYC since the beginning of June. Is this a form of protesting or the NYPD targeting Black and brown groups?
Classical music type beat: A list of Black composers to always bump
When we search it on Google, mostly old pictures of white men pop up, but the truth is, the classical music genre has just as much diversity as the others.
How Silicon Harlem is leveling the playing field in education
Silicon Harlem is doing something more than supporting curiosity and providing education. They are giving hope.
FC Harlem proves inner city youth are committed to soccer in new mini-doc
UNINTERRUPTED’s mini-doc follows the FC Harlem soccer team, an inner-city squad on its path to competing in its first major tournament.
Meet Felukah, the Harlemite Egyptian queen of hip-hop
Female hip hop artists are on the rise and a new Harlemite is too. Meet Felukah, the Harlem rapper repping Cairo via NYC.
Summer bites in NYC: 7 dope Caribbean restaurants to hit this summer
New York City is the perfect place for Caribbean food to thrive.
Diplomatic Ties: A mini-doc that reminds us why Dipset stole culture’s heart
Calling Diplomatic Ties a must-see is an understatement. The quick glimpse into the present-day Dipset leaves us craving for more from Harlem’s finest.
Who is Sheck Wes? The 20-year-old Harlem rapper bringing a new energy
Sheck Wes is the future of New York rap.
What is Jelly Fam? The movement bringing NYC basketball back to the top
The force of their movement has the possibility to grow into a brand well beyond just basketball.
Harlem Hops: The hot new beer hall and the inspiring trio that brought it to life
Now with their early success, the Harlem Hops family is looking to inspire a new age of entrepreneurs.