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Hattie McDaniel (right) in the movie classic Gone with the Wind. Photo: Face2FaceAfrica

Honoring the First African American Oscar Winner

Adrienne Warren

Warren Will Play “Tina Turner” on Broadway

Saturday, at the Howland Cultural Center, 20 local artists took part in the Opening Reception of the 25th Annual African-American Art Exhibit, celebrating Black History Month. The Opening allowed artists to interact with guests about their art as well as enjoy musical entertainment and refreshments.

African-American Art Show Celebrates 25 Years

Legendary Singer James Ingram Dies. Photo: pinguino k / flickr / Wikimedia Commons

Legendary Singer James Ingram Dies

Black History Keith Marks - Meg Sheeley.

SUNY Ulster Hosts Musical Performances

Alexander Platt, Music Director for Maverick Concerts.

Maverick Concerts Prepares For Historic Year

Hampton Talks “Surviving R. Kelly” Documentary

CAAPA programs are helping to re-introduce Blacks to the opera. Photo: CAAPA

CAAPA Bringing Color to the Opera Classics

As for Jackson, the late hitmaker often publicly said he simply enjoyed the company of children because of their innocence. “I’d slit my wrist before I’d hurt a child,” Jackson once said in a broadcast interview. (Pictured above: The artist Michael Jackson performing his song “Jam” as part of his Dangerous world tour in Europe in 1992.) Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Michael Jackson Again Accused of Being “Bad”

McDougle at test stand with suit. Photo: United Space Alliance

McDougle, NASA’s Modern Day “Hidden Figure”

Katherine Jackson. Photo: Facebook

Michael Jackson’s Mother is Reportedly Gravely Ill

“The Negro Motorist Green Book” started out in the late 40’s and it was a travel guide of places in The Jim Crow South.

A Closer Look at the New Film “The Green Book”

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