Love this man! Born and raised in Harlem.

I was going to blog about this issue but then I discovered their historical website which had this video on it. I still might blog about it but they covered a few of the issues I was going to cover in the video.

I was going to blog about this issue but then I discovered their historical website which had this video on it. I might still blog about it but they covered a few of the issues I was going to cover.

She represents herself better than many of the people who actually became the "Idol." She should be so proud of herself for carrying herself with class and having so much self-confidence.

Shows how overproducing a song makes it annoying. This young dude simplifies it with vocals and musicians and makes it more palatable.

Thought those CNN political correspondents are a bit stodgy? You won't anymore!

If you have a car or have rented a car in New York you can totally related to the guy in the video.

This is the last in the series of videos by Harlem business owners who are facing a rent increase of three times the rent. Their landlord is the New York City Housing Authority.

Throwback flavor

What follows is an exchange of information by, and of interest to, the constituents of the Riverton Community in Harlem, New York.

What follows is an exchange of information by, and of interest to, the constituents of the Riverton Community in Harlem, New York.

This is the second in a three part series about businesses that are facing a 300% rent increase or eviction by the housing authority.

Ne-Yo can do no wrong in my eyes. Cute that he used the Boomerang theme for this video.

I can't believe that T-Pain gets as much airplay as he does. This is a pretty decent video though. Wish he would lose the 80s synth sound though.