Prosegue fino a venerdì 20 febbraio  compreso – prossimo giorno di controllo – l’applicazione delle sole misure strutturali di limitazione al traffico: sulla base dei dati previsionali sulla qualità dell’aria forniti oggi da Arpa Piemonte è stato infatti confermato il livello 0 (bianco) delle misure antismog. Eventuali variazioni del semaforo antismog in vigore, con le… Read More

Black Public Media (BPM) on Monday, Feb. 16, premiered “Men Of Courage” on its AfroPoP Digital Shorts series. The Byron Hurt documentary follows five Black and Brown men in New Jersey who are working to disrupt generational cycles of gender-based violence in their local communities: Atlantic City, Newark, Paterson, Salem, and Trenton. Winner of the… Read More

Il Torino Jazz Festival, con la direzione artistica di Stefano Zenni, anticipa i primi quattro grandi nomi della XIV edizione in programma a Torino dal 25 aprile al 2 maggio 2026, con anteprime a partire dal 22 aprile. Tra i protagonisti Fabrizio Bosso, con About Ten al Teatro Colosseo sabato 25 aprile alle ore 21.00. Il trombettista torinese rilegge i grandi maestri del jazz, da Duke Ellington a Dizzy Gillespie,… Read More

On Feb. 3, Eugene Robinson, Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and author, discussed his new book, “Freedom Lost, Freedom Won: A Personal History of America” (2026, Simon & Schuster), in a hybrid conversation at the Brooklyn Public Library’s Center for Brooklyn History (BPL-CBH). The conversation was moderated by Darren Walker, who is the current president of the… Read More

Renowned reggae and dancehall artist Terry Ganzie, a defining voice of conscious music, releases his powerful new single “Same Africans,” promoting African unity and collective pride during Black History Month and beyond. Caribbean Entertainment Publicist Flair Lindsey, of Acclaim PR, told Caribbean Life on Thursday, Feb. 12, that “Same Africans” reinforces the message that “no… Read More

In singing the spiritual “Blessings,” Terri Lyons, the daughter of popular Trinidadian soca legend Austin “Super Blue” Lyons, Sunday night, Feb. 15, captured the 2026 Trinidad and Tobago National Calypso Monarch. On her way to regaining the crown she first won in 2020, Lyons dethroned defending monarch Helon Francis, who placed sixth, and 10 other… Read More

There was a time when winter never stopped me from firing up the grill or smoker. I would bundle up, brave the cold, and cook outside even when the temperatures dipped well into the negative Celsius range. These days, I am far less interested in standing outdoors in freezing weather, but that does not mean… Read More

Antigua and Barbuda According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Antigua and Barbuda’s economic growth continued in 2025, supported by an upswing in construction, alongside easing inflationary pressures. An IMF delegation headed by economist David Moore has ended a recent two-week mission to the Caribbean island, noted that recent data showed a gross domestic product… Read More

The stage is set for a massive, colorful masquerade on the streets of Georgetown on Feb. 23, according to seasoned, talented, costume designer Nelsion Nurse, who told Caribbean Life that compared to past years, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport started preparation early to celebrate Guyana’s 56th Republic Anniversary, and the Mashramani parade. The… Read More

Join us at the 2nd Annual Bronx Charter School Fair on Saturday, 2/28! Join us for a fun-filled day of exploring educational options in our community! Looking for the perfect school fit for your child? The Bronx Charter School Fair & Kids Activity Expo is your one-stop destination to explore top charter schools in the… Read More