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Neil deGrasse Tyson: The Scientist Who Makes Complex Science Simple and Exciting

One of the most famous scientists in the U.S., Neil deGrasse Tyson distinguishes himself from his more serious colleagues with his ability to explain complex topics about the universe in a simple and captivating way....

Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar (Cardi B): The Hip-Hop Cinderella

Her life truly is a modern fairytale. A regular girl from the Bronx, raised in a single-parent household and working as a stripper to make a living, became the first solo female rapper to win...

Ice Spice: The Rap Star from the Bronx

This Bronx rapper has skyrocketed to fame in just the last three years, racking up over 11 million Instagram followers, chart-topping YouTube videos, and collaborations with top global brands. Her lyrics, delivered with a distinct...

The Bronx Dominican Parade: A Celebration of Dominican Culture in New York

You don't have to go to Rio de Janeiro to see a fiery Latin American carnival. A spectacular Dominican parade is held annually in all five boroughs of New York City, immersing you in a...

The Bronx Night Market: A Long-Awaited Annual Event for Residents and Visitors

Want to try traditional cuisine from over 40 countries in one place? Come to the Bronx and visit the famous open-air Night Market. We’ll tell you how it appeared, disappeared, and was reborn in this...

The Hunts Point Fish Parade and Arts Festival: A Fun Event with a Serious Message

Giant makeshift jellyfish, people in fish costumes, and painted boat floats—you can see all this on the streets of Hunts Point on a Sunday in June. This is the Fish Parade. In this unusual and...

Craig Mack, the talented musician who died at 47

Craig Mack was once part of a team with the controversial P. Diddy, who was just beginning to build his hip-hop empire. Mack's hit "Flava in Ya Ear" was a true breakthrough that launched a...

Diahann Carroll: The First Black Woman to Win a Tony Award

In the mid-20th century, American theater and film were deeply entrenched in racial biases and prejudices. Black actors often struggled to compete with their white counterparts on an equal footing. But when it comes to...

“The Bronx Is Burning”: A Miniseries with Deep Meaning

In 1977, New York City felt like a ticking time bomb. Intense tension and despair were palpable on all fronts. Politics, the economy, social life, and sports were all in turmoil, with few positive developments...

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Robert Henry Abplanalp—The Inventor of the Aerosol Valve

Sometimes, all it takes is one great idea to become rich and famous. For Robert Abplanalp, that idea was a simple upgrade to the...

Regina Resnik: A Renowned Opera Singer from the Bronx

Her career began abruptly and unexpectedly in 1944. At just 22 years old, the singer took to the stage of New York's Metropolitan Opera,...

Lil Tjay, Known as the Prince of New York

Lil Tjay’s story is another example of how the Bronx continues to shape rap culture from within, despite challenging external and internal circumstances. The...

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If you believe that Marxism ceased to exist with the collapse of the Soviet Union, think again. Marxist ideology remains influential in countries such...

Herman Wouk: American Writer, Playwright, and Screenwriter of Jewish Descent

When talking about 20th-century literature, the name Herman Wouk is always mentioned among those who successfully combined the epic sweep of history with individual...
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