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See two Harlem-focused films for free July 22
One of our favorite documentarians and Harlem Gals, Shawn Batey, has given us the heads up about a free film event. Total Equity Now, Community League of the Heights, and The A.M.E. Zion Church on the Hill are hosting a … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, entertainment, Events, film, Free!, Harlem, Harlem blogs
Tagged Changing Face of Harlem, documentary, Entertainment, film, film event, Harlem, Shawn Batey
See ‘True Crime New York’ films at Maysles Cinema in Harlem
Mar 26, 2011 @ 12:57 By HarlemGal I have never seen Inside Job or Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Elliot Spitzer. I have been wanting to see these two documentaries for sometime. Now is my chance to see … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Events, film, Harlem, politics
Tagged Alex Gibney, Charles Ferguson, Client 9, documentaries, Elliot Spitzer, film, Harlem, Inside Job, Maysles Cinema, Things to do in New York, True Crime New York
Watch The Mitchells vs The Machines April 30 on Netflix
Movie night generally starts on the weekend for me and my family. But I made an exception this week! On Monday, my kids and I had the opportunity to watch an advance screening of The Mitchells vs The Machines by … Continue reading
Posted in @aharlemmommy, @harlemcondolife, @Harlemgal, Harlem, Harlem bloggers, Harlem blogs, HarlemGal, kids, music, Netflix, Netflix Film, New York City, NYC, Things to do in Harlem, Things to do with kids in Harlem
Tagged #themitchellsvsthemachines @netflixfilms @harlemgal, 10026, @aharlemmommy, @harlemcondolife, film, Harlem, Harlem bloggers, Harlem Blogs, HarlemGal, Kids, Things to do in Harlem
East Harlem’s La Casa Azul Friday Cinema Series in January
La Casa Azul bookstore in East Harlem is hosting three movie nights in January (starting tonight), some featuring filmmaker discussions. Tonight (Jan. 16) there is a screening of the film “Alamar” by Pedro Gonzalez-Rubio. Part documentary, part fiction, it weaves … Continue reading
MIST Harlem launching new series this month
MIST Harlem (My Image Studios, LLC), the country’s first minority-owned entertainment center, has released their schedule to us announcing new series this month. Check out the details below on the upcoming series: Uptown Thursday Nights Comedy Series This series will … Continue reading
Posted in 116th Street, art and culture, Community, education, entertainment, Events, film, Harlem
Tagged Entertainment, film, Harlem, Lifestyle & Entertainment, media, MIST Harlem, My Image Studios LLC
Attend Maysles Members Night Out in Harlem
Listen up! The Maysles Institute in Harlem will be hosting an exclusive event soon for its members. It’s one you don’t want to miss if you love Cuban history as I do (see blog post on visit to Cuba). And … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, Community, education, Events, film, Harlem, history, Lenox Avenue, New York, New York City, NYC, politics
Tagged 10027, 343 Lenox Avenue, Albert Maysles, Cuba, Cuban History, Entertainment, Harlem, history, Maysles Cinema, poltics, travel
Harlem to star in Lenox Avenue, a web series
The Huffington Post reports today that actor and filmmaker Al Thompson is working on a digital series “that showcases Harlem’s influential culture” in Lenox Avenue. According to the article, Lenox Avenue is centered on three friends as they navigate through … Continue reading
Watch Harlem in Lady Gaga’s ‘Marry the Night’ music video
Lady Gaga has premiered her latest music video, “Marry The Night,” and Harlem plays a part. Watch the video. I believe she is dancing right by Fairway! Similar to the next Spiderman movie, she choose under the Viaduct in West … Continue reading
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Tagged Harlem, Lady Gaga, Marry the Night, music videos, under the viaduct, West Harlem
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