That’s right people; the one and only Camille Safiya will be performing at Negro Claro (3805 10th Ave) tomorrow. If you have not seen the super-talented songstress perform then you are in for a real treat. You will thank…
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Words & Pics by Led Black (@Led_Black) Uptown is making moves baby. Case in point: The Flagrant Club, a skate-shop/apparel-line/boutique, which is the latest venture from longtime artist, designer and entrepreneur Azad Gonzalez. Located at 1530 Saint Nicholas Ave (btwn…
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BY Jenni Ruiza (@RuizaJenni) So, I wasn’t Catfished! But then again, given the fact that I’ve become an online dating connoisseur (not really), I know how to weed out the stolen selfies and model photos, versus those who are…
BY K.R.M. (@_KayeRenee) So we collectively agree that the streets aren’t that mean and there’s culture to see, Our hallways aren’t pristine but the running water is clean, and every corner doesn’t house an illiterate drug fiend? The Uptown…
Photography by Paul Lomax (@PaulLomaxPhoto)…
Vampires have invaded the hood. Well, sort of. Vampire in the Heights is a short film currently in pre-production written by Frank Medina and to be directed by Gato Luna. Currently Gato is working on 2 projects: 179th Street…
Becoming Ricardo Brings Webseries to the Boogie Down BY Jenni Ruiza (@RuizaJenni) Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and even some parts of Staten Island have all been put on the map by different films, shows, and web-series’ but what does the…
A Word From Camille Safiya We are going to California to shoot a short film based on the album by Camille Safiya & Frankie P titled “ISLAND BLUES”! When singer/songwriter Camille Safiya and producer Frankie P set out to…
The Perfiles series gives a positive portrayal of the Latino community throughout New York City. Pride, passion and perseverance are common denominators amongst the cast, whose roots span from New York City to South America. Through their personal stories…