R&B singer Freddie Jackson, whose smooth tenor shaped the quiet‑storm era and produced some of the genre’s most enduring ballads, has died at 70.
The exhibition highlights his long‑developed philosophy, Computer Evolved Art, which positions the computer as a tool guided by human intent.
Kinu Rochford, a beloved 35‑year‑old basketbal star, was fatally shot during a Harlem basketball tournament on July 10.
Tyrell Gibbs, a 34‑year‑old security guard working at the NYC luxury boutique, is being praised as a hero after stopping 2 masked suspects.
Rob Base, the Harlem‑born rapper behind the hip‑hop classic “It Takes Two,” has died at 59 after a private battle with cancer, his family confirmed.
Kiki Shepard passed away on March 16 after suffering a massive heart attack.
The collaboration marks the first partnership between the two institutions and features a 58‑member orchestra of Black classical musicians.
Wilson was born Grady Demond Wilson in October 1946 in Valdosta, Georgia, and raised in Harlem, New York. He began performing at age 4 and later...
Across seven decades, she broke barriers in film, television, and theater, portraying strong African American women with dignity and depth.
Black Public Media (BPM), a Harlem-based nonprofit, is urging public support after Congress rescinded $1.8 million in federal funding last July.
