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The “Made in NY” Production Assistant Training Program, which connects unemployed and low income New Yorkers with jobs in the local film and television industry… Continue reading
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The “Made in NY” Production Assistant Training Program, which connects unemployed and low income New Yorkers with jobs in the local film and television industry… Continue reading
We’re sorry to report that one of our content partners EveryBlock has closed its doors.
They sent an e-mail saying:
Thank you for having let us play a role in how you get your neighborhood news. Thanks for the contributions, for the questions, and for allowing us to connect you to each other, in many cases to make great things happen in your community.
For a bit more info, please visit our final blog post.
Your neighbors,
The EveryBlock team
This is a tough, tough business. Whatever they do next we wish them the best of luck Continue reading
Posted in harlem media, HArlem Online, Media
Tagged Advertising, Airbnb, Blinq Media, Chicago, Everyblock, facebook, Google, United States, Washington DC, Yelp
Love the humor in this State of Disbelief commercial by State Farm video, it’s great branding for the Farm, and its great comic relief. Continue reading
Posted in Commercial, Harlem, Media, TV
Tagged Art, Comics, free, Hosting, Programs, State Farm, State Farm Insurance, Web Design and Development
Michael Strahan has been picked to partner with Kelly Ripa on her morning syndicated “Live! With Kelly” show according to staffers at ABC in New York City. Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity, Football, Harlem, harlem media, Media
Tagged "Live! With Kelly", ABC, Fox NFL Sunday, Harlem World Magazine, Jeff Probst, Joker, Katie Couric, Kelly Ripa, Marc "The Raz" Rasbury, Marc Rasbury, Michael Strahan, New York, New York City, New York Giant, NY Giants, Regis Philbin, Ricki Lake, Steve Harvey, Super Bowl, Super Bowl ring, Superbowl, Tim Tebow
Okay, I don’t know who Little Dragons are but that have some nice 70′s Baduism with a little Fiona Apple, all that to say she has her own sound and we love it. Continue reading
Cops want to question three men about a Harlem shooting that left two people wounded. Surveillance video captured images of the trio running from the scene on East 112th Street near Madison Avenue at 6:15 p.m. on Aug. 2. Continue reading
A Harlem entrepreneur will try to defy all the odds and launch a new cable-TV network this fall, hoping to fill what she calls a gaping hole in “multicultural programming.” Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem business, harlem media, Harlem television, Harlem TV, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, Media, Television, TV
Tagged American Bandstand, American Basketball Association, BET, Beverly Hills, Comcast, CW or Bravo, Dish Network, Felipe Luciano, Harlem, Katy Perry, National Black Theater, Oprah Winfrey, Peggy Dodson, Soul Train, Television, Television network, The UBC Mix Dance Show, Time Warner, TV One, UBC-TV, Urban Broadcasting Co., Wonya Lucas
We just received this from TV One announcing that NBC News, a leading source of global news and information, and TV One, which entertains, informs and inspires Black adult viewers, are partnering to provide coverage of the 2012 presidential election with a unique perspective to best serve the needs of Black viewers. Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Harlem politics, Media, Politics, TV
Tagged Craig Melvin, Democratic National Convention, Kerri Forrest, Kim Bondy, MSNBC, NBC, NBC News, Republication National Convention, Roland Martin, Steve Capus, The Grio, TV One, TV One: One Vote Matters, Washington, Washington Watch, Wonya Lucas
In 1966, a year after the Voting Rights Act began liberating millions of southern blacks, New Yorkers challenged a political system that weakened their voting power. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Brooklyn, Media, Politics
Tagged Al Sharpton, Andrew W. Cooper, Brooklyn, City Son, City Sun, Crown Heights, Earl Caldwell, Howard Beach, Mayor Koch, New York Daily News, Rev. Al Sharpton, Shirley Chisholm, Spike Lee, Tawana Brawley, The Caldwell Chronicle, The New York Amsterdam News, The New York Times, Trans Urban News Service, Voting Rights Act, Wayne Dawkins, WBAI
In a recent photo shoot, G.O.O.D. Music recording artist Teyana Taylor showed it all! The 21-year-old Harlem native posed topless with a set of male hands covering her breasts. Continue reading