On Monday, October 15, Madoh Music in partnership with Urban Buzz Magazine invites you to experience the musical genius of Abiah! The Harlem based recording artist will celebrate the release of his latest album Life As A Ballad with a special concert performance Continue reading
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Tagged Album, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Ballad, billboard, Bleecker Street, Chris Eddleton, Critical Jazz, David Rosenthal, Harlem, Heather Headley, Jon Lucien, Keith Witty, kem, Le Poisson Rouge, Luther Vandross, Madoh Music, Marvin Sewell, Music, New York, Rachelle Ferrell, Robert Glasper, Singing, Siri Records, Syracuse University, Terry Callier, The Independent Ear
Paging Kueth Duany, former Syracuse University basketball star, you can pick up many of the items from your sports past in North Bergen, N.J. Continue reading
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Tagged 'Cuse's 2003 NCAA title yea, Duany, George Pataki, Steven Monetti, Syracuse, Syracuse University
The lid is being blown off child predators in sports! Bernie Fine has been fired from Syracuse after ESPN aired tapes of his wife telling accuser Bobby Davis she knew what her husband did to him. Continue reading
Troy Johnson‘s academic path led him through the NYC public schools to Brooklyn Technical High School, and then on to Syracuse University for a BS in Electrical Engineering, to Polytechnic University for an MS, and to New York University’s Stern School of Business for an MBA.
“I guess that’s not bad for a kid from the Johnson Houses projects,” he says.”Sure, there were some struggles, but if we’re not struggling, we’re not going to get to another level. So struggle is survival.”
Troy has both survived and thrived largely because he finds his passion and follows it. During his 20+ years in corporate roles ranging from designing wide area networks to managing international projects, his entrepreneurial instincts began to blossom. Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn Technical High School, New York Public Library, Syracuse University, Troy Johnson
Harlem comedian Marina Franklin is taking her punch lines to prime time as the new Big Apple correspondent for Jay Leno.
The Syracuse University grad is due back on NBC’s “Jay Leno Show,” (last) Tuesday night after her 10 o’clock debut last month.
“It’s huge. It’s the biggest break I’ve ever had,” she said yesterday, dressed in the new Almost Famous studded black jeans she bought for her second appearance. “To do this [California] show and still stay in New York, how awesome is that?”
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Tagged Almost Famous, Big Apple, Jay Leno Show, Marina Franklin, Syracuse University
Groundbreaking Harlem filmmaker St. Clair Bourne died Saturday in a New York hospital after an operation to remove a brain tumor. He was 64.Bourne’s blend of artistic vision and activism led him to an unconventional and sometimes controversial career, which included a string of acclaimed documentaries highlighting the African-American experience. Continue reading
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Tagged Ernest Withers, Film, Georgetown University, Harlem, Lima, New York, Peace Corps, Syracuse University, United States
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