Local business operators have filed civil rights lawsuits and organized protests against Councilmember Zohran Mamdani's initiative to establish municipal grocery operations, warning of economic harm.
A troubling case involving a pregnancy, a complaint, and an alleged abortion attempt is causing a stir in the Harlem neighborhood of Wakhinane-Nimzatt, Guédiawaye.
The Studio Museum in Harlem is recognized for its long-standing commitment to nurturing Black artists, with a new exhibition 'Fade' underscoring its continued necessity as a New York institution.
This article features reviews of Colson Whitehead's 'Cool Machine: A Novel,' which completes his Harlem Trilogy, and 'The Renoir Girls: A Hidden History of Art, War & Betrayal,' detailing the persecution of a Jewish family in France.
Norwegian celebrity Jan Thomas and Harlem are celebrating their wedding party at a luxury hotel in Spain, attended by several well-known personalities.
An interview with Luiza Genova, discussing her appearance in the film "Women Do Cry" and her second book "Britpop: The Story," exploring the connection between Charlemagne and Oasis.
A Dutch review discusses Baauer, known for 'Harlem Shake,' and his new album intended to be 'happy music,' noting that it doesn't deliver unadulterated joy throughout.
A commentary piece describes the Serbian president's travels and activities as a 'flying circus,' likening it to the Harlem Globetrotters, aiming to introduce local populations and authorities to his style.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Harlem rapper A$AP Rocky have engaged in a playful exchange regarding a potential rap battle. Mamdani admitted he'd lose but expressed interest in collaboration, while Rocky confidently asserted he'd win both a rap battle and at the polls.
The Cannes Film Festival continues, featuring premieres of new films such as Hirokazu Kore-eda's 'Sheep in the Box' which received a warm reception. Celebrities like Demi Moore, Heidi Klum, and John Travolta have graced the red carpet, adding glamour to the event.
Former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has been honored with the prestigious Charlemagne Prize. The award recognizes his contributions to European unity and cooperation.
The article reflects on the moment in 1986 when the citizens of Luxembourg were awarded the Charlemagne Prize for their European stance, a moment that now feels like a glimpse into a different era.
Marcos Ayala's "Tango Golden Years" is an audiovisual experience that merges the passionate world of tango from Buenos Aires with the electrifying sounds of jazz from Harlem, exploring two art forms born on the margins.
The Harlem Globetrotters visited Pope Leo at St. Peter's Square in the Vatican, where a team member demonstrated how to spin a basketball on his finger.
Nicol Alexandra Contreras-Suarez, a transgender illegal immigrant, pleaded guilty to raping a teen boy in East Harlem and may be released at sentencing, avoiding prison.
Belarusian opposition representative Maria Kalesnikava, released from prison in December, received the International Charlemagne Prize in Germany on Saturday, an award she was granted in 2022.
DJ and radio host Lord Sear, born Steve Watson, has died at 53. A post on his social media confirmed the Harlem-born voice actor’s death; cause not disclosed.
Management firm The Rosenzweig Group has signed Jason Alan Carvell to represent him across all areas. Carvell is best known for his role as Malcolm X opposite Forest Whitaker in the MGM+ series Godfather of Harlem.
Harlem rapper Max B expressed openness to collaborating with Jim Jones again, stating he would consider it if the project is financially viable, despite their tumultuous history.
Harlem rapper Cam’ron has issued a warning, threatening to expose members of Cardi B’s team regarding an unreleased song, after he was asked to contribute to a remake of his 2000 hit 'What Means the World to You.'
Apple TV has acquired the rights to Colson Whitehead’s 'Harlem' trilogy and is in early development for an ongoing series based on the bestselling crime novels.
Colson Whitehead's 'Cool Machine', the final installment of his Harlem Trilogy, is reviewed as a freewheeling and fun story driven by the grit and grandeur of 1980s New York, featuring an underground wheeler-dealer.
The series 'Godfather of Harlem' will conclude its run with a two-hour series finale after four seasons on MGM+. The finale will bring the story to its conclusion.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani officially opened the city's summer pool season by jumping into the Tom Jefferson Pool in East Harlem while still wearing his suit and elegant shoes.
The Harlem Globetrotters, the American exhibition basketball team founded in 1926, will visit Serbia for the fifth time on November 2, 2026, to celebrate their hundredth anniversary.
Exclusive footage has been released for 'Killing Castro,' a political thriller premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival, featuring Al Pacino as a CIA operative and Diego Boneta as Fidel Castro. The film reimagines Castro's 1960 Harlem stay.
Harlem, traditionally challenging territory for the Democratic incumbent Representative Adriano Espaillat, has become a focal point in a critical House race, with both Espaillat and his progressive challenger, Darializa Avila Chevalier, concentrating their efforts there.
Jim Jones has publicly challenged fellow artist Cam’ron to a Verzuz battle in Harlem, aiming to resolve their nearly two-decade-long rocky relationship.
Former ECB president Mario Draghi, receiving the Charlemagne Prize, stated that the EU must be more assertive with the US under Trump, emphasizing that Europe is "truly alone together" regarding security.
Czech students Tobiáš Bruno Galia and Zdeněk Šerý received the prestigious Charlemagne Youth Prize in Aachen, Germany, for their non-profit organization YPALA, which aims to amplify the Czech voice in the EU.
A review delves into the powerful and often violent stories of Harlem Renaissance author Eric Walrond, particularly his collection 'Tropic Death,' and questions his eventual disappearance from public view.
King Charles's visit to the United States garnered attention, with some interpreting his remarks as subtle criticisms of Donald Trump, who himself continued his public feud with Jimmy Kimmel.
New York City Mayor announced East Harlem will be the location for the city's first municipal grocery store, part of an initiative to combat food deserts.
A historical article profiles Charlemagne (Karl Veliki), describing him as the most powerful European ruler whose decisions shaped the world for 1000 years and the originator of the Holy Roman Empire tradition.
Belarusian opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova was awarded the Aachen-based prize in 2022 in absentia. She has now collected it after having been released from prison in December.
This article tells the story of a Greek individual who left Nisyros as a baby, grew up in Harlem, dropped out of NYU to open a grocery store, and eventually built a $4.8 billion business empire.
The New York Road Runners (NYRR) celebrated Harlem Week with its annual Percy Sutton Harlem 5K, highlighting Harlem's culture, creativity, and global impact.
The community of Dunmanway in West Cork is celebrating its historic connection to the Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne, featuring a priceless 17th-century chalice as part of its Homecoming festival events.
Senior Government figures believe that the proposed MetroLink rail link, stretching 19km from Swords to Charlemont, could cost up to €19 billion. The Cabinet is set to consider plans in the autumn to put the project out to tender.
This fiction review describes a story of spies, wars, and an "America First" narrative, all set to the soundtrack of Harlem jazz, distinct from modern political contexts.
Bob Dylan's historic residence in Harlem, New York, where he lived from 1986 to 2000, has been sold for $2.8 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Harlem-raised rapper A$AP Rocky made his return to performing in arenas in Los Angeles after an almost eight-year tour hiatus, featuring special guest performances by Tyler, The Creator and Danny Elfman.
Rapper 50 Cent publicly mocked Jussie Smollett's performance at Harlem Pride in a video post, reigniting their long-standing rivalry and drawing fan reactions to Smollett's comeback attempt.
Vinii, known as the King of the Paris Voguing scene and Father of the House of Revlon, shared with FRANCE 24 how the art form of voguing represents liberation and freedom. Voguing, which originated in the 1980s from the 1960s Harlem ballroom scene, has been widely championed by the LGBTQ+ community in France.
Residents in East Harlem, New York, are combating throwaway culture by gathering at a Repair Café to fix household appliances and share valuable knowledge and skills.
A teaser has been released for 'Once Upon A Time In Harlem,' a documentary conceived and shot by William Greaves decades ago and now directed by his son, David Greaves. Neon will release the film in theaters.
Harlem rapper Jim Jones speculated that Jay-Z 'spared' those he dissed at the Roots Picnic, expressing anticipation for a potential Yankee Stadium freestyle.
The Ebola epidemic continues to spread, with Uganda confirming new cases and the Africa CDC warning that 10 additional African countries are at risk. Efforts to contain the outbreak are hampered by incidents like the burning of a treatment tent in Congo, while the U.S. has begun Ebola screenings at Atlanta area airports.
A Foreign Affairs analysis suggests that former US President Trump should be awarded the Charlemagne Prize, rather than the Nobel Peace Prize, for inadvertently uniting Europe through his assertive policies.
Grand Duke Guillaume and Jean-Claude Juncker were present at the Charlemagne Prize award ceremony in Aachen, where Mario Draghi was honored. Grand Duke Guillaume wore the medal his grandfather Jean received in 1986.
Mario Draghi was honored with the Charlemagne Prize in Aachen, where he delivered a speech emphasizing the need for Europe to be more assertive globally and unite to face new geopolitical realities. Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis also spoke at the ceremony, praising Draghi's support for Greece during its crisis.
The 1998 Luxembourgish comedy '7 Lëtzebuerger kréien de Karlspreis' (7 Luxembourgers get the Charlemagne Prize) is highlighted for its role in exposing national characteristics and revealing subtle cracks in Luxembourg's self-perception.
Spanish comedian Leo Harlem discusses his career, his upcoming final film role, and his perspective on being labeled a 'cuñao' (a term for a certain type of brother-in-law, often implying a certain kind of humor or persona).
Songwriter and blues poet Aja Monet, radicalized by groups like the Harlem Renaissance, discusses Black resistance and love as a form of spiritual warfare. She emphasizes reclaiming the radical possibilities of culture against institutional and algorithmic exploitation.
Belarusian freedom fighter Maria Kolesnikova, who was imprisoned when she was awarded the Charlemagne Prize in 2022, has now posthumously received the award in Aachen.
Belarusian opposition representative Maria Kalesnikava, released from prison in Belarus in December, will be awarded the 2022 Charlemagne Prize in Germany in two weeks. March 14.