Tag Archives: Tony Bennett

Massive Mobilization Against Gun Violence in Harlem (udpdate)

gun buy back in harlemNew York Voices Against Gun Violence, a broad, newly-formed coalition of advocates, victims, youth organizations, healthcare workers, unions, elected officials, faith leaders and artists, announced today that they will hold a massive mobilization to promote the NY SAFE Act as a model for legislation at the federal level and in other states. Continue reading

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Sylvia’s Spreads The Soul In Harlem

Sylvia’s, the legendary soul food restaurant in Harlem, is celebrating its 50th year — by expanding over an entire city block. Continue reading

HW Pick: Five Picks, For $5, For May

Let It Be Sings the Beatles. Love the Beatles, love Harlem resident Roberta. Two thumbs up on this. Sweet interpretations, quintessential Roberta vocals. Great selection of tracks, with so many to choose from. Worth the purchase. Price $5 Continue reading

Alicia Keys Pre-Grammy Party Tribute To Deceased Whitney Houston (video)

Harlem girl Alicia Keys pay homage to the six-time Grammy winner Whitney Houston during the pre -Grammy Gala tribute with Clive Davis and others. Continue reading

NYIIFVF’s Festival Of Superstars!

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New York International Independent Film & Video Festival announces Abel Ferrara as President. NYIIFVF’s March 2009 Festival features the work of Iggy Pop, Mick Rock, Amanda Righetti (The new Friday the 13th, The Mentalist), Lloyd Kaufman and Tony Bennett.

The New York International Independent Film & Video Festival is proud to announce that Abel Ferrara is President of this festival. The NYIIFVF continues to be the voice of independent film, launching many careers and successes from our festivals in New York and LA.

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Harlem Eatery Offers 1933 Prices

Hurry to Patsy’s Restaurant in East Harlem as it celebrates its 75th anniversary with 1933 prices.

The offer is good all day Tuesday.

A 12-ounce New York cut steak and grilled salmon are going for 90 cents, a slice of pizza for 60 cents, and most beverages are 10 cents.

The Italian family style eatery says Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett were once regulars, and many famous Yankees also stopped by over the years.

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