Tag Archives: president Obama

Harlem ATLAH Church Headquarters Vandalized

David James Manning’s ATLAH World Missionary Church in New York City was vandalized on October 16. On his “Manning Report” broadcast, he showed viewers that the chimney of his church building was targeted by vandals and that three additional graffiti images were painted on the back. Continue reading

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Harlem Obama Vs Rominy Debate Watch List 2012

We thought we would put together a list of the places in Harlem where you can listen to upcoming debates with President Obama and challenger Mit Rominy: Continue reading

Francine Brown’s Roots in Harlem

You would never know from Francine Brown’s prolific email output that she’s not well versed in electronic media. Continue reading

Top 10 Amateur Night Performers At The World Famous Apollo

As we all know June is Black Music Month. On behalf of Harlem World Magazine, I’m honored to pick the Top 10 Apollo Amateur Performers.

Lets take a look! Continue reading

Marcus Samuelsson’s Overcooked Discomfort Food?

Even before it played host to President Obama’s $1.5 million fundraiser dinner on March 29, 2011, Marcus Samuelsson’s Harlem soul food restaurant Red Rooster was a runaway success. Continue reading

HW Podcast with Larry Scott Blackman and Carolyn Butts (update)

Listen to the HW Podcast show with host Danny Tisdale as he talks to Carolyn Butts, Director of African Voices, about A Choice of Weapons: The New Renaissance Artists, a  May 16th, Tribute to Gordon Parks and Larry Scott Blackman, Deputy Park Commissioner discuss the Shakespearean Sonnet Slam on May 19th in Harlem.

And all the news happening in the world of Harlem.

Today Tuesday, May 15th, at 2 pm here. Continue reading

Toni Morrison to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Toni Morrison (pictured on the right and Angela Davis on the left) will now have another accolade to add her long list of awards and honors. Continue reading

HW Pick: The Presidents Club, Bill Clinton

Bill Clinton — who reviews the latest volume of Robert Caro’s Lyndon Johnson biography next week — has had five best sellers since 1992, when he and Al Gore were credited as co-authors of the campaign book “Putting People First.” The most successful, by far, was his 2004 memoir, “My Life,” which spent 28 weeks on the hardcover nonfiction list, including six weeks at No. 1. Now he’s back, sort of. “The Presidents Club,” in which the Time editors Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy examine the relationship between living American presidents, makes its debut at No. 4. Continue reading

Harlem’s Rev. Butts on CBS Evening News: “Plan to Create Jobs”

CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley has recently interviewed CEOs of several major American corporations for their thoughts on how to help the economy. Continue reading

Claude Jay: the Impossible is Possible

The Origin of the Watch Night Service

By Claude Jay

On December 31, people around the world will gather to celebrate waiting and watching as 2009 goes out and the New Year 2010 comes in. Just a short subway ride from Harlem, thousands of people will gather to watch the ball drop In Time Square. As we look back on 2009, there is much to reflect on in our lives, in our neighborhoods, city, state, country and world. Continue reading