Today, the award-winning documentary, Wade in the Water: A Journey into Black Surfing and Aquatic Culture was announced. A film that dismantles the racial barriers of conventional surf culture, available now on Comcast’s Black Experience on Xfinity channel, and the Xumo Play free streaming app. Launched in 2021, Black Experience features the ultimate in Black storytelling from Black … Read more
On Tuesday, August 6, 2024, the New York State Cannabis Control Board will convene for a crucial public meeting at 10:30 AM, hosted at the CUNY School of Law in Long Island City. This meeting presents an opportunity for community members to engage directly with board members as they discuss key issues related to cannabis … Read more
August 2, 2024 The largest, easiest curbside composting program ever is already running in Brooklyn and Queens and the massively increasing diversion from landfills; comes permanently to rest of the City week of October 6, 2024. All leaf and yard waste, food scraps, and food-soiled paper to be collected on existing recycling day – IT’s … Read more
Dealing with the mechanics of legal settlements can be intimidating without the involvement of professionals. Lawyers, with their negotiation skills and deep understanding of legal principles, play a crucial role in securing the most favorable outcomes for their clients. Their knowledge and experience in the field are invaluable in efficiently managing the settlement process. The … Read more
When I talk to the members of my community, the rising cost of everyday essentials is a constant topic. So when Governor Kathy Hochul made the decision to halt the congestion pricing plan, we breathed a sigh of relief that we had avoided at least one additional cost. For New Yorkers who can’t depend on … Read more
By Marc Peoples There’s no debate that Marvel movies have been on a decline after Avengers: Endgame concluded the Infinity Saga on a high note. At this point, they’re on their last legs to bring their fans back to theaters. The character of Deadpool has always been a wild card among superheroes. Though a popular … Read more
On Friday, as New Yorkers struggle through another week of extreme heat, impacted families and advocates rallied outside Governor Hochul’s Manhattan office. Demanding she sign the Climate Change Superfund Act, to make polluters pay $3B/year to protect communities from extreme heat and other climate resiliency projects. Food & Water Watch New York State Director Laura Shindell said: … Read more
Tennessee, a state known for its vibrant culture and rich history, is an often-overlooked gem for food lovers. Nestled in the heart of the South, Tennessee offers a culinary landscape as diverse and dynamic as its musical heritage. From the bustling streets of Nashville to the scenic beauty of the Smoky Mountains, this state serves … Read more
With summer in full swing in Sevierville, there’s no better time to gather friends and family for a BBQ party. The warm weather and longer days make it perfect for enjoying meals out on the deck. Planning a BBQ party can be both exciting and overwhelming, but a well-thought-out checklist can make the process a … Read more
Switching to healthy food is not an easy feat, especially when you’ve been eating unhealthy food for so long. The allure of unhealthy food can make it even more challenging. However, eating healthy is crucial for overall well-being, maintaining energy levels, and preventing chronic diseases. There are various ways to keep yourself motivated to stick … Read more