Arts & Entertainment

A newly-opened, mixed-media exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum pulls back the curtain on the black woman's experience during the mid 1960s' rise of second-wave feminism, a largely white, middle-class movement that ignored the black working-class poor.

This weekend is a very nondescript two, three days. It's not the first weekend of Spring or Easter weekend, or any holiday.

photo credit: NY Times Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation (Restoration) announces the launch of its 21st century creative complex: RestorationArt , as Broadway World reports.

So here we are again. Can you feel how often we get to this point, together? You have a 40 ounce bottle of Róse i n your hand and perhaps grandeur visions of a bbq running through your mind.

Tickets are now available for the 4th biennial Haiti Film Fest, sponsored the Haiti Cultural Exchange (HCX), showcasing the authentic soul of Haiti and its Diaspora through the lens of film.

Brooklyn Readers, don't let the television, YouTube or social media babysit your kids this week. Get them out and active. Here are a list of things to do across Central and East Brooklyn to keep their minds and bodies active during spring break! 1.

Are you over it already? I mean, the whole wacky presidential situation has become a frickin' pain in the Putin.

"bein alive & bein a woman & bein colored is a metaphysical dilemma/ i havent conquered yet.

Although the saying goes "there's a sucker born every minute," it's increasingly difficult to find suckers anymore. Lots of people are hip to the various email scams, especially if it comes from a hotmail account.

photo credit: NY Daily News The Brooklyn Public Library got a little wilder when it presented a new "Where the Wild Things Are" library card on Tuesday, March 28, 2017, as NY Daily News reports.