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Eartha’s World: Prose & Poetry At Calabar Imports In Harlem

Hosted by writer, author of the book Love Changes and HarlemWorldMagazine.Com Editor In chief Eartha Watts Hicks, the Eartha's World Poetry And Prose event at Calabar Imports in Harlem. Continue reading

Harlem’s Eartha Watts-Hicks Talks Books On The Danny Tisdale Show (Audio)

Listen to Harlem author of Love Changes and Editor-in-Chief of Harlem World Magazine, Eartha Watts-Hicks with host Danny Tisdale on the best show in Harlem, The Danny Tisdale Show. Continue reading

Clarence Reynolds, Ron Kavanaugh & Troy Johnson, The Annual Black Pack Book Party 2017 (Update)

An exclusive talk with the curators and creators of the black literary world, Clarence Reynolds, Director of The Center for Black Literature, Clarence, Ron Kavanaugh, Founder of Mosaic Literary Magazine and Troy Johnson, Founder of AALBC.com of the Annual Black Pack Party as part of ongoing NY Book Festival on June 1st, 2017.Continue reading

The 2017 Black Pack Party, May 31, 2017

Harlem's AALBC.com is hosting the 11th Anniversary Black Pack Party on the evening of Wednesday, May 31st, 2017.Continue reading

Join Fab Flo Anthony Talk Woman’s History Month On The Danny Tisdale Show

Join “Flo” Anthony a syndicated celebrity radio host, columnist, writer, and Harlem resident, and Danny Tisdale host of, The Danny Tisdale Show, The Best Talk in Harlem, during Woman's History Month 2017.Continue reading

Op-Ed: The Pros And Cons Of OJ: Made in America

By Eartha Watts Hicks, Harlem World magazine editor-in-chief Congratulations to Brooklyn resident, producer/director Ezra Edelman and to his partner in film, producer Caroline Waterlow. OJ: Made in America (filmed for ESPN) is the winner of the 2017 Oscar for Documentary (Feature). Continue reading

Authors Terry McMillan And Kalisha Buckhanon Inspire Audience at The Harlem Arts Salon

By Judy C. Andrews and Eartha Watts Hicks On Sunday, January 29, 2017, at The Harlem Arts Salon, #1 New York Times Bestselling author, winner of the NAACP Image Award and the Essence Magazine Lifetime Achievement Award, Terry McMillan shared the magic of her latest novel, I Almost Forgot About You (Crown; 2016). Continue reading

Post Sanctuary City: Comptroller Scott Stringer Insists He Stands With New Yorkers (Update)

By Eartha Watts-Hicks New York, NY: A Sanctuary City. How concerned should we be should newly inaugurated president, Donald Trump be allowed to make good on his threats to withdraw federal funding from all so-called sanctuary cities, cities that refuse to comply with last Wednesday’s executive order? Continue reading

Eartha’s World: Pop Up Genius, National Double Dutch League 2016 In Harlem (Photography)

By Eartha Watts Hicks

2016 marks the 25th Anniversary of the National Double Dutch League and Lauren Walker, league president and daughter of NDDL founder David Walker, received a proclamation from the office of Mayor Bill deBlasio, whereas he proclaimed December 4^th in Harlem in New York to be ‘Double Dutch Holiday Classic Day.’ Continue reading

PLUS Means More For The Holidays At JCPenney

By Eartha Watts-Hicks What's to do when JCPenney decides to introduce a holiday plus size line? Join and enjoy the party? Continue reading

Op-Ed: The Jock Vs. The Scholar At The Apollo Theater

By Eartha Watts-Hicks

Walking into the Apollo Theater, Monday evening, September 26th, I saw the crowd of viewers waiting outside, swelling with anticipation.Continue reading

A Generous Investment From VH-1 Save The Music & TYLENOL® Brings Classical Music To Harlem School

By Eartha Watts- Hicks On Tuesday, September 13^th, VH1 Save The Music sponsored the “Master Class” at Harlem’s own Thurgood Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change. Continue reading

Underground Books Host Jackie Robinson Poetry Day In Harlem

By Marc W. Polite

On Saturday, September 3^rd, Underground Books in collaboration with QBR (qbr.com) held the first annual Jackie Robinson Poetry Day at the Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem. Continue reading

New Season Of Iyanla: Fix My Life Tackles The Myth Of The Angry Black Woman

By Eartha Watts-Hicks, Editor-In-Chief When life hands anyone a traumatic experience, anger of some form is understandable. When anger and discontent is expressed by a black woman, she is labeled an “Angry Black Woman.”Continue reading

Review: “The Last Dragon, An Autobiography,” From Hollywood To Harlem

By Eartha Watts-Hicks

A nineteen-year-old becomes a teen hearththrob overnight. Before this, the Los Angeles born, Harlem raised Taimak already had life challenges to cope with. And now, catapulted into stardom and celebrity, he experiences culture shock. Continue reading