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Noel Pointer Born in 1954, world-renowned, Grammy-nominated jazz violinist and composer Noel Pointer made his solo debut performing Vivaldi with the Symphony of the New World Orchestra by the tender age of 13.

BRIC held a live broadcast of a town hall meeting, "Youth #BHeard: Fighting for a Voice" (l to r): BRIC Senior Producer Brian Vines, Jaritza Geigel, a youth leader of Make the Road NY; Ebro Darden, morning host for HOT 97 FM; Nadia Lopez, principal o

Click here to view original web page at www.theatlantic.com Brian A Jackson / Shutterstock When it hit shelves in the 1970s, the Predictor pregnancy test, made by Organon Pharmaceuticals, went for $10.

Click here to view original web page at www.nydailynews.com The state Senate and Assembly passed bills allowing pregnancy to be a 'life event' allowing women to enroll in Obamacare outside of the designated enrollment period.

Join over 75,000 attendees at this year's 44th annual International African Arts Festival (IAAF), beginning Thursday, July 2 - Sunday, July 5, 2015 at Commodore Barry Park with star-studded headliners, including hip hop artist Talib Kweli, jazz music

(l to r) Erykah Badu in "They Die by Dawn," Pete Rock and Les Nubians On Sunday, June 21, ImageNation will kick off its 13th Annual Outdoors Festival, with a total of 8 films in 6 different New York City parks in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and the B

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Click here to view original web page at celebritybabies.people.com A stack of books, an impeccable nursery: Tamera Mowry-Housley started off her first pregnancy with a plan.

(l to r) Tammy Samms, chair of Brooklyn CARES Mentoring Movement; City Councilmember Robert Cornegy; and Susan L.