Posted in Film, Harlem, Harlem film
Tagged Angela Davis, Free Angela All Political Prisoners, Harlem, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Jay, Jay-Z, Magic Johnson, Politics, shola lynch, United States, Will Smith
About 250,000 people in the US have HIV and don’t know it. These people are unknowingly responsible for up to 75% of new infections. Almost half of new infections are among African Americans. Continue reading
Tagged AIDS, Health, HIV, Johnson, Magic Johnson, Magic Johnson Foundation, Thing, United States
It’s just a tweet, a silly characterization of a person’s mood in 140 characters or less, and possibly something we shouldn’t spend more than three seconds considering before moving on to more weightier matters. Like dunks or draft picks in June, I suppose. Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Sports
Tagged Isiah, Isiah Thomas, Johnson, Larry Bird, Lebron James, Magic Johnson, Thomas, twitter
By Yolande Brener
“Welcome to Harlem is a goofy, spoofy musical comedy created completely by artists currently living in Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem movie
Tagged Anthology Cinema, Apollo, apollotheater, Art, Avenue Q, Film, film festival, Harlem, In The Heights, Magic Johnson, Magic Johnson Theater, Mark, Mark Blackman, Marty Blackstein, Movies, South Park, The Chipped Cup, United States, Urban Media Makers’ Film Festival, Yolande Brener
Ervin “Magic” Johnson, the former NBA Most Valuable Player and HIV/AIDS advocate, is the face of first over-the-counter HIV test. Continue reading
When the Celtics announced that Bill Russell would receive a statue in Boston, it was a moment a long time coming for a player who didn’t always have the best relationship with the city he helped put on the NBA map. Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged Bill Russell, Chick Hearn, Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Los Angeles Lakers, Magic Johnson, staples center
Please join the Riverside Theatre in partnership with Grace Hill Media for an advanced screening… Continue reading
Posted in Harlem
Tagged Adjustment Bureau, Emily Blunt, Grace Hill Media, Magic Johnson, Matt Damon, Reverend Coleman, Riverside Theatre
The bedbug epidemic is now invading New York City schools.
Administrators say a number of schools have reported cases since the beginning of the year, reports CBS 2′s Pablo Guzman.
The Department of Education said at least 16 schools across the five boroughs have had one or more cases of bedbugs so far this school year.
P.S. 38 is one of those schools, and parents dropping their children off for class on Friday morning told CBS 2 that they were disgusted. Continue reading
Best Buy in March 2010 unveiled their new connected classroom at Taino Towers, with Magic Johnson and the Magic Johnson Foundation Community Empowerment Center.
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