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Donatella Versace Designs For H&M In Harlem And The World

With bold colors, luxurious prints, saucy shapes…I. can’t. wait! From what we’ve read from the newest collaboration the collection sounds like pure Harlem style, Continue reading

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HuffPost Team With BET On HuffPost GlobalBlack

The Huffington Post will team up with BET cofounder Sheila Johnson to launch HuffPost GlobalBlack, an online platform that will examine news, politics, culture, opinion, and video through an African-American perspective.

HuffPost GlobalBlack will also feature a group blog with “leading thinkers, newsmakers, personalities, and provocateurs.” Continue reading

Vanity Fair’s White Issue

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Vanity Fair’s annual Hollywood Issue has always been on the cutting edge of what’s next or what’s hot in Tinsel Town. The 2010 edition, boldly titled “A New Decade, A New Hollywood,” hits newsstands Feb. 9. But there is already an uproar brewing about the issue’s cover. Outlets such as USA Today , E! Online, Huffington Post, and others are taking the magazine to task for a cover that features only white women. This is the second time this year that Vanity Fair finds itself in hot water for its very narrow — and white — view of reality.

I hate to tell Vanity Fair this, but nothing about the cover is in line with current trends, or at all an accurate portrayal of the next decade of talent, or even Hollywood’s current makeup. Not one mixed person, tan person or Asian person? No one from Bollywood? No one from Latin America? I thought the cover reflected more of an “Old Hollywood” throwback issue. In the 15 years of the Hollywood Issue, never has there been one that has been so one dimensional, or covered such a narrow scope.

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Michelle On The Harlem Mall

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By A. Siegel from the Huffington Post

One of my favorite events, every two years, on the Mall is the Solar Decathlon (coming again this fall). 20 or so university teams from around the world competing to have the most attractive and most functional off-the-grid, solar powered home possible.

Well, it won’t be 20 teams. And, it won’t be a house that I’ll be salivating to move into. Yet, today was an event meriting the same sort of excitement and attention. Today, over 100 students and graduates from YouthBuild USA programs around the country showed off green building techniques on the Mall and, in a tent next to the building going up, took seminars about green building-related practices.

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Electric Scooters In Harlem

I just read Scooter Mileage Picks Up With Latest Gas And Electric Scooters in the Huffingtonpost. It’s a great story about alternative transportation options for getting around Harlem. With bus and train fares increasing every two years, taxi’s getting more and more expensive by the minute, and cars not being a option at all, a electric scooter sounds like a interesting option right now. Here’s the full story, what do you think:  

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/07/07/scooter-mileage-picks-up_n_111156.html

Fiery Clint Vs Spike Duel

Spike Lee, left, and Clint Eastwood. (AP)  

There’s nothing like a petty squabble between celebrities to send folks searching. Ideally, the tiff involves vapid starlets arguing over who started the purse-dog trend, but Clint Eastwood telling Spike Lee to “shut his face” makes for a perfectly acceptable substitute. Continue reading

Hillary, What About Your Religious “Family”?

“You don’t choose your family, but you choose what church you want to attend.” said Hillary Clinton, to reporters and editors of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review on Tuesday the 25th. Continue reading