By: Natasha Lancaster It’s a difficult task to fully inhabit the interior life of a character while critiquing them. In The Book of...
Brooklyn Artists
By: Richard Burroughs and Brianna Nunley The LOCnificent Festival, a two-day Brooklyn event showcasing locs, Black hair and African...
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Cinema with a Cause, a groundbreaking initiative organized by the Center for Law and Social Justice, is set to unite the New York City...
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The Alamo Drafthouse will rename its recently renovated downtown Brooklyn theatre in honor of iconic filmmaker, Spike Lee, according...
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By: C. Zawadi Morris Nikki Williams grew up in the section of Harlem known as “Sugar Hill” during the 60s and 70s, joyfully dancing...
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By: Tony Lipka The Brooklyn Comedy Collective held its third annual Fun and Dumb Improv Festival from July 11 through July 14, where...
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By: Christopher Edwards He’s the man behind some of your favorite hits, but you may not know his name. Keith Harris, who has been playing...
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By: Brianna Robles In 2022, 3,026 people died of overdoses in New York City alone, according to provisional data provided by the city. Of...
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By: Katey St. John Walking along the streets of Brooklyn, each building has a unique story blooming inside. Many times, however, these...
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By: C. Zawadi Morris Every year for the past 47 years, the Brooklyn Academy of Music has been host to DanceAfrica, the largest African...