Lifted from Paul Brown’s ninth solo project ‘Promised Land’ the swaggering ‘7 and 7’ finds him in superb collaboration with the always-excellent Euge Groove. Of course it was in 2000 that Brown part produced Groove’s eponymous debut CD and although the rest is history it is interesting to reflect how Brown’s career has gradually moved
Currently on radio and taken from the 2022 album ‘It’s My Time’ ‘100% Cotton’ by silky smooth keyboard player Nathan Mitchell certainly is one to watch. With an inviting mid tempo groove and nice work on sax from long time Prince sideman Marcus Anderson it is a fine example of what the excellent ‘It’s My
Mosaics by a street artist, who calls himself “Invader,” have become part of the fabric of the city. They are everywhere — if you look for them.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada said that he and President Biden had ordered the downing of a flying object that “represented a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft.”
A Times diplomatic correspondent was looking forward to a trip back to Beijing, until an international crisis erupted.
The Super Bowl brings Americans together in a way little else can.
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com D.C.-based V-Tech Solutions is working with all of the District’s managed care organizations (MCO) to help residents understand how to use their Medicaid benefits. The veteran-owned information technology and professional services company is especially focused on educating young residents from birth through the age of 21 to ensure
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com Applications for the TD Charitable Foundation Housing for Everyone grant competition close on Feb. 14. This year’s theme for the program is the preservation of affordable rental housing, with a focus on supporting nonprofit organizations that provide rental assistance, renovate affordable housing projects and address long-term resident sustainability.
By Alexa Spencer, Word In Black Not enough has been done to end the HIV epidemic in Black America. That’s what Danielle Campbell, a researcher at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and member of PrEP in Black America (PIBA), believes. She’s worked to end HIV for over a decade. That’s long enough to see