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1000 Dean Street Brooklyn is no longer just the hotspot for new residents seeking cutting-edge culture, cool vibes and an "affordable" place to crash.

Click here to view original web page at www.washingtonpost.com Five years ago, I was a brand new mother.

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Check out these AWESOME pics of Saturday night's opening reception for "Afros," a photo exhibit of the book" Afros: A Celebration of Natural Hair " by photographer Michael July, at House of Art Gallery in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

On Saturday, at the Brownsville Recreation Center, the Brooklyn Breastfeeding Empowerment Zone with Health First sponsored a father's day event, "Hoops for Health," honoring men and fathers as CHAMPIONS of health.

Summer Healthy Bloomers The Healthy Bloomers program is for children ages 4-11. Children's path towards a healthy and successful future is supported by a combination of classroom and on-site, live farm lab learning.

Don't call it a comeback! (Because it really never actually went away).

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.