Hundreds of people came out to watch as well as participate in the Percy Sutton Harlem 5K Run / NYC Family Health Walk-A-Thon, which took place on Saturday as a part of the Harlem Week celebration.   The 5k Run and Walk runs through the streets of Harlem, starting from Edgecombe Avenue at 135st and ending [...]


Walking along 116th street, also known as “Little Africa”, I stopped in front of a store that had a sporting event showing on its flat panel television. Several African men had gathered around the front of the television. There were two large men in loin cloths walking around a large stadium pouring liquids on their [...]

Its been upset city for followers of the NCAA. Many brackets have been seen tornup and crumpled in offices, schhols and homes across the country. The expected giants like Kansas and Georgetown have fallen this year to the underdogs. Lokk how it has gone:
Northern Iowa upsets Kansas
No. 3 New Mexico beats 11th seed Washington.
No. 12 [...]

The NBA’s Board of Governors  unanimously approved Michael Jordan’s $275 million bid to buy the Charlotte Bobcats from Bob Johnson,the first black majority owner of a major pro sports team.
Jordan has his work cut out for him. The Bobcats have been losing money every years since Johnson paid $300 million for the franchise [...]

For the first time in the 43 year franchise history the New Orleans Saints march their way to victory with a 37-17 win.  Quarterback Drew Brees, MVP brought his team from behind against the favored Colts with an impressive flawless game.
But I have to ask, “What were they thinking with The Who for half time [...]