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HMV Planned Closing Stores in Harlem?

hmv store in harlme to closeHMV Britain’s biggest seller of CDs and DVDs, appointed Deloitte LLP as an administrator, becoming the U.K. retail industry’s second high- profile casualty in the space of a week. Continue reading

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Alicia Keys To Launch Interactive App For Children

Harlemite and R&B singer Alicia Keys is in the news again with how vocal she is about being a mother. Two years ago, the singer said she wanted to create tools for children after having her son with rap producer, Swizz Beatz. Continue reading

Windows 8 $15 Upgrade Offer: FAQs for Recent PC Buying Harlemites

Microsoft is now taking sign-ups for $15 Windows 8 Pro upgrades, an offer that is available to anyone who purchased a new PC on June 2 or later. Microsoft is handling registration directly through WindowsUpgradeOffer.com.

Have you recently purchased a new computer? Here’s what you need to know about upgrading to Windows 8 at the discounted price. Continue reading

Music: Classique, Will Downing

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dwoning1Drawing his inspiration from the French term Classique – an author, artist or work of art, of the highest excellence – Will Downing returns with his 14th collection of sensual grooves and true love primers for those grown and sexy nights driving on 125th Street or at home alone. Classique is his second album for Peak Records and a triumphant presentation following the challenges he faced creating his Peak debut, After Tonight (recorded while battling the muscle disorder Polymyositis).

Back in top form, Downing’s classic sensitive touch is felt throughout the project – singing, writing, arranging and producing, the latter mostly in collaboration with his dear friend and much-in-demand ace Rex Rideout. Uniquely gifted with an unmatched arsenal of luxurious lows and silky falsetto highs, few can challenge the growing belief that this versatile crooner is the rightful heir to the Smooth R&B throne.

James Brown: I Got That Feeling

I’ve always respected the Godfather of Soul for his contribution to music, his passion, and his work ethic. Brown was a true pioneer during the cultural revolution of the ‘60s, not only for his music but as an unlikely activist who recognized how his celebrity could help the African American community at a time when minorities needed leaders to look up to.

Got the Feelin, James Brown lIve in Boston, 1968 (www.youtube.com)

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