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Showing posts with label harlem fab. Show all posts
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Historic Pics of Election Night in Harlem
If you were in NYC on election night, 125th was the place to be...so check out some historic pics of the night's festivities:










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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Harlem Fab | Pastor Mason Betha Opens New Church in Arizona
Murda Mase turned Pastor Betha has a new venture...he launched a new branch of his El Elyon International Church (EEIC) in Phoenix, AZ. According to sources, Mase's goal is to spread the word of GOD nationwide so he wanted to branch to another coast. Although he plans to still oversee the Atlanta branch, auditions are being held in Phoenix tomorrow (Nov. 6) for musicians at Carl Hayden High School.
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
Max B Responds to Jim Jones & Byrd Gang
Haha...the Harlem drama continues. Max B is interviewed by Jabari, and responds to Jim Jones, Byrd Gang, and all the other cats talkin LOL. Haha...Max B said they were on WSHH "looking dirty." He even mentioned they had on Champion White Tees (lmfao its too much)
Don't remember when Frekey 'n' dem were talking about Max B? Click here
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Max B Ain't So Wavy Anymore...Did He Get Beat Up?
Everyone in Harlem knows about the Dipset/Max B beef thats been going on foreva, and during an interview with HipHopStan, it seems that Frekey Zekey and the rest of Dipset mightta stopped Max B's wavy flow...
PSA---This is maddd hood
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Monday, October 6, 2008
10.7 | Harlem's in Vogue @ Museum of the City of New York
This Tuesday, Oct 7, 2008, “Harlem’s In Vogue,” The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, and The New York Times Invites you to a Gala Reception and Salute to HARLEM WEEK 2008.
Click on flier to enlarge.

Also, there will be the Unveiling of The Museum of the City of New York’s Fab! New Exhibit: Paris/New YorkDesign/Fashion/Culture (1925 - 1940).
Suggested Donation $20.00* with Invitation. Click here for more information.
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