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A Prince Brings Down the House

Bronx music fans offered a rousing welcome to one of their own when Latin pop star Prince Royce gave a concert at Lovinger Theatre, with hits “Corazon Sin Cara” and his rendition of “Stand By Me.”

The Jungle Gym

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu focuses on position, control and escapes -- empowering techniques for Bronx youths at this local club.

Smokers Under Fire

Graphic warning labels on cigarettes had both smokers and nonsmokers disturbed as the agency asked the public to weigh in on its very ominous collection of imagery.

Bronx Church Celebrates 10 Years of Alternative Music

People came to experience what some call the “best rock scene on the East Coast.”

10 Things You Won’t Find on a French Campus

Here are some of the flora and fauna, accessories and hardware that you find in the U.S., but not across the pond.

Everlasting Beauty: RIP in the Bronx

They say you can't take it with you, but a tour of Woodlawn's palatial tombs and faux temples reveals that many of its residents died trying.

Green Carts Offer Healthy Alternatives

Green carts come to the Bronx giving residents a reasonable price on produce and a healthy alternative to processed foods.

Bahia: Where African Culture Remains Alive

African heritage is prevalent everywhere in this northeast Brazilian state.

Hunger in the Bronx on the Rise

Two-income parents, like Marta Guadalupe and her husband, rely on some type of assistance and yet still cannot afford to feed their children.

P.U.M.P. Plan to Transform the Grand Concourse

Air pollution has plagued the Bronx for years due to the major boulevards that snake through the borough. Two Columbia University grad students have a plan to address the issue.

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