Bronx seniors document trying times
When Rhynna Santos speaks about teaching photography, it’s hard to tell what excites her more: the craft or the people she teaches it to. As coordinator of the Bronx Senior…
Rap royalty break ground on Hip Hop museum, South Bronx community responds
Last year, hip hop garnered the highest volume of audio and video streams of any genre — surpassing rock and pop. The genre that is now a global phenomenon originated…
Bronx podcast wins Internet award
On Tuesday, the GoBronx Podcast won Best Limited Series Podcast in the 25th Annual Webby Awards Internet Celebration. The podcast, founded by Bronx Tourism Council Executive Director Olga Tirado, had…
Bronx-focused podcast finishes first season as Webby award nominee
With only one season under its belt, the Go Bronx Podcast is up for a Webby Award in the Best Limited Series category. Founded by Olga Luz Tirado of the…
DMX’s final bark: We say farewell to “The Dog”
There has been a sudden boom in traffic on the corner of Burke and Holland avenues in the Williamsbridge section of the Bronx. Locals, fans, tourists and the Ruff Ryders…
Six Bronx Junior Photo League students recognized for artistic work
Six Bronx Junior Photo League students who submitted work to the 2021 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards received regional recognition for 39 pieces of photography, film, writing and art portfolios.…
Faces of Mott Haven: Pro skater shares his passion with community
Ray Mendez grew up around the corner from the Mullaly Skate Park by Yankee Stadium, one of the oldest skate parks in the city. After honing his skills there on…
New music series takes off, despite pandemic constraints
The Fox & King, Inc premieres their second episode of “B-Sides” If COVID-19 has taught Fernando Michael anything, it’s how to be resourceful. As the founder and co-owner of The…