Sarah Dash, God has welcomed you home to be amongst his faithful children, and some of the greatest singers, musicians, and entertainers of all time. Glad you got your honors, awards, and flowers before you departed. Rest in peace and power.

September 19th, was the African American Day Parade in Harlem. This year, the parade celebrated 52 years in the Harlem community.

On September 11, 2020, G. Keith Alexander pulled up to the mic and recorded the first episode of the “What’s Hot! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander” podcast. As a celebration of one year of the WH!HA show, we wanted to look back on some of our favorite moments, quotes, and guests.

Harlem’s Rucker Park is often referred to as the Mecca of Basketball, and in 2021, it’s coming back in a big way.

The queen of hip hop soul visited Harlem to be inducted into the Apollo Theater’s Walk of Fame, and HarlemAmerica’s G. Keith Alexander was there to cover the event.

The path to success looks different for everyone. And the harsh reality is that path tends to be more difficult for Black entrepreneurs. So we wanted to share some motivation with you, from top Black entrepreneurs and leaders to inspire you in your next big move.

Harlem is world-renowned for its contributions to many creative, artistic, and social justice icons. So of course it’s no surprise that Harlem also boasts a number of amazing fashion icons, too! Who do you think has the hottest style?

Black entertainers are often the public face of these movements: actors, DJs, directors, writers, musicians, activists, comedians, athletes, and more. This determination can change the world. Let’s take a look at ten Black entertainers who made history.]

Since the 1920s, Harlem has been known for its entertainment. As a mecca of black culture, this neighborhood has a truly diverse array of restaurants, nightclubs, sightseeing, and activities.