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Editor’s Pick: Emperor Jones at Maysles Cinemas

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Wednesday, June 17th, 6:30pm “Honoring Ours” Presents: Paul’s Robeson’s Emperor Jones Directed by Dudley Murphy, 1933, 80 min. The Emperor Jones is a film adaptation of Eugene O’Neill’s play from 1920. Brutus Jones, played by the Paul Robeson, kills a man, goes to prison, escapes to a Caribbean island, and becomes emperor. Anchored by Robeson’s… [Read more…]

Like Father Like Son at Body

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Free Copies of Kiss the Sky

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*Update: Contest is closed. Congratulations to all the winners. Uptown Flavor is feeling extremely generous this month and we are here to help relieve your recession blues. We have yet another giveaway to offer our loyal readers! We will be giving away 5 – that’s right I said five copies of the new novel by… [Read more…]

Favorite Big Apple Blog

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Listed as one of the 1010 Wins Favorite Big Apple Blogs Uptown Flavor: For All of Your Uptown Needs

Free Summer Concerts in Harlem

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Marcus Garvey Park 124 St. & Mt. Morris Park Thursday, August 6th: Jon B Thursday, August 13th: Joe Thursday, August 20th: Hezekiah Walker View the full schedule of concerts around the city at City Parks Foundation

Kiss the Sky at SMH

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Kiss the Sky is an intense and darkly funny story about a woman who learns what you stand to gain—and lose—if you follow dreams of fame. In this, her first novel, Chideya tracks the life of Sophie “Sky” Lee, a thirty-something black rock musician making a comeback in New York in 2000. There are a… [Read more…]

Jazz Legacy Series

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Harlem Mothers SAVE Press Conference

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As I was leaving work today I ran smack into the press conference for the 15 year old boy who was murdered outside of St. Nicholas Park over the weekend. Harlem mothers are “sick and tired” of the endless and senseless killing of their sons to gun violence and are making their voices heard. View… [Read more…]

Grand Opening: Dwyer Cultural Center

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Visit: www.dwyercc.org

The Scoop: Harlem News Wire

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I haven’t posted a scoop in a while, but I believe that it is necessary to do it today because Harlem has been hot and heavy on the news wires. Find out the latest from your premier source for what’s hot and happening in Harlem. Harlem teen thinks outside the box to create his fortune… [Read more…]

Bike ride with NY’s First Lady

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On Friday, June 19th, there will be bike ride from Battery park to Harlem in commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Dutch discovery of the Hudson River.  A local historian will provide a brief explanation of the Dutch influence on NYC, including how Harlem was named. Reportedly attending this bike ride will be New York… [Read more…]

In step with Dunham celebration

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Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of dance pioneer Katherine Dunham next Sunday, June 21, with a parade and a free performance in Manhattan. The Miss Katherine Dunham 100th Birthday Parade will step off from the 79th Street Boat Basin, at W. 79th St. and the Hudson River, at 10 a.m. The procession will… [Read more…]

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