This graduation and prom season, photos deserve more than a typical social media post. Shutterfly’s new collection allows families and friends to solidify and monumentalize these beautiful moments and more with personalized wall art, blankets, photo mugs and more with ease. Since 1991, the company has specialized in turning photos into tangible items with sentimental value.
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NBC’s New Amsterdam season finale exploded out of no where. Literally with such a horrific incident, fans are dying to know what to expect for season two.
Director Nabil Elderkin uses his latest project, Gully, to skillfully lay out struggles men face in police patrolled neighborhoods, in one parent homes surrounded by gang violence and little inspiration.
Crowns of curls, braids and colorful extensions floated through Pier 36.
Essence Beauty Carnival brought out black women of all shades, ages, and sizes from all over New York City who all came to slay.
On the Scene: BACARDÍ Neon Brunch
Bacardí took over the Moxy Hotels Magic Hour Rooftop Bar for a boozy, neon brunch celebrating the rums new flavor, BACARDÍ Lime. The neon brunch took place on April 26 and despite the rain, attendees flooded the rooftop sporting neon yellows, greens, and pinks as DJ Amrit provided all the latest dance tunes.
Exclusive: YaYa DaCosta, Erik LaRay Harvey & Reno Wilson Talk ‘Bolden’ [Video]
“Bolden” is the story of Buddy Bolden, the African American cornetist who is responsible for the development of the jazz genre.
New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts is only getting bigger and better. On April 8, Tisch held a gala at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn to raise money for the school’s future which includes an expansion that will be opening in Brooklyn in the fall, as well as two additional curricular degrees that will bring advanced field work to classrooms.
During the Middle Ages in Europe, according to Feudalism, being powerful meant being amongst the clergy.
On February 27th A- WA performed a few songs off their new album at the Top of the Standard.