Bronx Church Celebrates 10 Years of Alternative Music
People came to experience what some call the “best rock scene on the East Coast.”
Freestyle Music Refuses to Die
You could hear it everywhere – on the radio and throughout the club circuit; the music was inescapable. If you were in or around the Bronx in the 1980s and early 1990s, and you were Latino, then there is a definite chance that freestyle music touched your life.
Pregones: A Cultural Gem
It’s a place that serves to remind Latinos about who they are and where they came from, a theater where Latinos see their own lives evolving on stage.
Sexploitation in the Hip-Hop Industry
Many feel the creation of a misogynistic image of black women poses a threat to the identity of black women in society and black culture in general.
Art for Thought
African-American artists use history to infuse feeling into their work at the Westchester Arts Councils Gallery.
Raunchy Radio Goes to War
In the city’s Latino community, it seems that everywhere you go, people are tuned in to the Spanish-language “shock radio” program.
Spa de Bronx
Whereas a decade ago spas were thought of as a luxury for the rich, today they are seen as places where needed stress relief therapies are administered to people across the socio-economic spectrum.