The annual Art Party, a fundraiser soiree, hosted by the Whitney Museum of American Art had everyone and their grandmother on the institution’s premises decked out in their fineries, not even frigid temperatures below Alaskan freezing point could keep well heeled, seasoned and jaded New Yorkers at home. The newly crowned Generation Z, New York… [Continue Reading]

After enduring the long winding lines/queue at the Wholefoods supermarket to top up on my groceries in preparation for the incoming snow blizzard about to engulf the East Coast region, I stumbled upon a mass protest on Union Square in New York City. A location well known for hosting many a protest in American history.… [Continue Reading]

It was another smashing success at 70th annual edition of The Winter Show opening night soirée yesterday at the iconic Park Avenue Armory. The week long art exhibition’s opening gala ticket sales has been serving as a charitable endeavor since the 1950s, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the East Side House Settlement, a community-based… [Continue Reading]

Harlem served as the appropriate venue for a much needed affair heralding the African community over the weekend, under the auspices of the NYC African Council with Mr. Len Ejiogu taking the lead organizing such a huge fête. The NYC African Council leadership awards gala dubbed as the much anticipated farewell party for the outgoing… [Continue Reading]

At a time when grocery prices are soaring through the stratosphere, one of Brooklyn’s historic landmark Churches, the Christ Apostolic Church, using their dedicated 501(c)(3) “The Goke Food Pantry” organization, rises to the occasion weekly to feed the community. The food giveaway endeavor couldn’t have been more relevant at a better time when people are… [Continue Reading]

Whitney Museum Art Party, The Place To Be!

The annual Art Party, a fundraiser soiree, hosted by the Whitney Museum of American Art had everyone and their grandmother on the institution's premises decked out in their fineries, not even frigid … [Read More...]

ICE Protest in NYC

After enduring the long winding lines/queue at the Wholefoods supermarket to top up on my groceries in preparation for the incoming snow blizzard about to engulf the East Coast region, I stumbled upon … [Read More...]

The Quintessential Winter Show

It was another smashing success at 70th annual edition of The Winter Show opening night soirée yesterday at the iconic Park Avenue Armory. The week long art exhibition's opening gala ticket sales has … [Read More...]

NYC African Council Bid Farewell To Mayor Eric Adams

Harlem served as the appropriate venue for a much needed affair heralding the African community over the weekend, under the auspices of the NYC African Council with Mr. Len Ejiogu taking the lead … [Read More...]

Thanksgiving Turkey for a Cause

At a time when grocery prices are soaring through the stratosphere, one of Brooklyn's historic landmark Churches, the Christ Apostolic Church, using their dedicated 501(c)(3) "The Goke Food Pantry" … [Read More...]

Halloween in the Big Apple

The commitment and dedication of New Yorkers when it comes to Halloween is unmatched! Not even the ongoing threat of ICE agents snatching up bodies and souls all over the country could hold back the … [Read More...]

A Celebratory 65th for Nigeria… In NYC

The pride and joy of the giant of Africa, Nigeria, was on full display on one of the world's biggest stage yesterday at Madison Avenue in New York City. In celebration of the Nation's 65th anniversary … [Read More...]

Nigeria Independence Flag Raising at 65

The 3rd annual Nigerian flag raising ceremony yesterday in celebration of the 65th Independence day, at the Immigrant Heritage Plaza (by the Wall Street Bull) renamed in recognize of immigrant … [Read More...]

African Heritage in NY

The celebration of the African Heritage Day at Gracie Mansion, hosted by Mayor Eric Adams yesterday, was exactly the kind of celebratory gathering needed during the dire political climate we currently … [Read More...]

Superfly Dandyism

Dandyism exhibition at the Met Museum offers an extraordinary peek into the past, as it transforms and travels through time to the present. It offers in-depth enlightenment of how the oppressed used … [Read More...]

Magia 2000… The end of an era

This past weekend was a rather daunting and painful one. I needed recovery time to be strong enough to post this tribute. I lost not one but two beloved friends to a car accident, fellow doll … [Read More...]

Happy Dire 4th?

Just hours after Pres. Trump successfully had his "Big Beautiful Bill" passed by Congress, this happened... My kids suggested we have a family 4th of July themed pizza lunch in the park. I set out … [Read More...]

Pride Marching for Equality

The New York City Pride March took place today on June 29 and it hadn't been this crucial and relevant since the uprising at the iconic Stonewall. The current political climate has members of the … [Read More...]

Ebi Ayo, An Exclusive Supper Club

Chef Tayo fed a village last night at his highly coveted home communal dining experience. The extraordinary IT Chef of the moment offered an almost rare and once in a golden opportunity for … [Read More...]