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Eddie Daniels: Master of his Fate

Fair-skinned enough to pass for a white man, South African freedom fighter Eddie Daniels would rather be classified as black.

Carmelo Anthony Comes Back Home

After weeks of speculation and a media frenzy reminiscent of the Lebron James saga of last year, Carmelo Anthony is finally a New York Knick.

Winter Fashions

This winter season, Bronxites are inspired by the classic European style, bringing over signature winter pieces to transform an outfit from ghetto fabulous to Parisian couture.

A History Month to Celebrate and Share

Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., and La Gran Parada Dominicana de El Bronx, Inc. held the annual Dominican Heritage Month celebration February 15.

NYC Restaurant Week

In this culinary event, over 250 of NYC's finest restaurants serve up three-course meals for $27 and $35.

BronxTalk: Are New York Students College-Ready?

In New York City, only 23 percent of graduating seniors are prepared to attend college or to begin a career. We asked why.

BronxTalk: Reactions to Egypt’s Revolution

People across the Bronx react to the recent events in the Middle East, offering thoughts on the impact of Egypt's revolution on the region and internationally.

Eating Disorders Don’t Discriminate

There is a popular misconception that Hispanic and African American women are culturally immune to developing eating disorders.

He Lives On: Poe in the Bronx

The landmark Edgar Allan Poe cottage in the Bronx is getting a $2 million face-lift. The restoration is overdue for the home where Poe lived his last three years.

What to Do in the Bronx – At Night

Nightlife in the Bronx is alive and well. There are enough restaurants, comedy clubs, theaters, and clubs to keep you fed, laughing, inspired, dancing, and amused.

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