Shout out to our good friend Carolina “Miss Rizos” Contreras who never ceases to amaze us. On top of running a Miss Rizos salon in the Dominican Republic and here Uptown, she was recently named a Tory Burch Foundation…
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Listen up people, you have until November 29, 2020 to catch La Madrina: The [Savage] Life of Lorrine Padilla at the DOC NYC film festival. A film by Uptown’s own Raquel Cepeda and Henry Chalfant, La Madrina is a…
DJ Kayslay is “Rolling 50 Deep,” with literally 50 emcees rolling through this @BenjiFilmz-directed visual. Not just any 50 emcees but some big names show up in this almost 20 minute cypher. We invite you to subscribe to the…
Photographer Ramon Brito made a cool video of his assignment to cover a Lin-Manuel Miranda event at the United Palace for the Manhattan Times. We invite you to subscribe to the weekly Uptown Love newsletter, like our Facebook page…
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Our Uptown Time Machine takes us back to May of 2010 for a cool video from WNYC that explores the live music scene at the 27 De Febrero Restaurant. That restaurant, which was an Uptown institution, has disappeared like…
That’s right familia, tune into HBO Latino at 8:15 pm est on Friday, November 13 to see the much anticipated De Lo Mio. The film is directed by Diana Peralta and stars Sasha Merci and Dee Nasty. You can…
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How does an artist acknowledge forgotten people? In this film, artist Abigail DeVille stalks the streets of Harlem with a trash-laden push cart, creating temporary sculptural interventions along the way. Stopping at Lenox Avenue and 131st Street, Bronx-born DeVille…