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‘And Ya Don’t Stop’

SAMANTHA POUNDS - July 22, 2009

Gold rope chains, break-dancing, high-top Adidas and fat shoelaces remind you of one thing: hip-hop. For lovers and fans of this creative expression, prepare...

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Ol’ School Cool

Indianapolis Recorder staff - July 15, 2009

Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration Entertainment Hall Enjoy various R&B and Hip-Hop artists including: Eric Benet, SWV, Alex Bugnon, the Original Hip-Hop Tour featuring...

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Jamia Nash promotes kindness

ADRIAN KENDRICK - July 7, 2009

Jamia Nash is no stranger to the stage; her performance at the 80th Academy Awards has made her the youngest African-American ever to perform...

Arts & Culture

‘Love Me or Leave Me!’

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 30, 2009

An exciting stage production with several familiar faces will make its way to Indianapolis. Entitled “Love Me or Leave!” the production will be presented...

Arts & Culture

Building Bodies

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - June 23, 2009

Before Delana Ivey began body building, she states she was building her body. At 300 pounds, she decided to make a change. “It was...

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Take A Trip To The ‘Hut’

SAMANTHA POUNDS - June 23, 2009

It’s lunch hour and your stomach is growling for something different. Your belly wants something contrary to your usual choice of meal. If you’re...

Arts & Culture

Squeeze into something sweet

SAMANTHA POUNDS - June 9, 2009

Do you ever feel the need to want to relax your mind after a hard day of work? Or, do you crave something healthy...

Arts & Culture

‘Da Dancer’

SAMANTHA POUNDS - June 9, 2009

Gregory “Da Dancer” Manning, has worked for eight years to re-define the definition of a male dancer. He has strived, and proven that dreams...

Arts & Culture

Judah Band creates heavenly sounds

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - June 9, 2009

As a young boy, Randy Weston knew he was destined to be a musician. He’s written tracks for musicians such as Ludacris and Nappyville...

Arts & Culture

Actor chases his dream

ADRIAN KENDRICK - June 9, 2009

Most people realize their talent all by themselves, but 16-year-old actor Philip Helms was pushed into his dreams. “My mom made me go to...

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