DWYANE WADE AND CHRIS BOSH TALK ART AND BASKETBALL AT ART BASEL IN MIAMI

Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh tagteam off the court to host the “Art of Basketball” exhibit in Miami. The NBA stars spoke on expressing oneself through art and giving the neighborhood a chance to flaunt their passions. “Teaming up with Chris Bosh, we’re giving the kids and the community the opportunity to showcase their talents,” says… Read More DWYANE WADE AND CHRIS BOSH TALK ART AND BASKETBALL AT ART BASEL IN MIAMI

Flip the Script: 3 Key Questions to Ask During Your Job Interview

It’s important to note that the best interviews are never a one-way dialogue. While it’s the employer’s job to ask potential candidates questions about their ability to fill the position, it’s always impressive when the interviewee has questions of his/her own. Not only will these questions show how well-prepared you are, they will also make… Read More Flip the Script: 3 Key Questions to Ask During Your Job Interview

Street Drug Dealers Fear Business Loss From Legal Weed Dealers Across Country

With the coming “Green Rush,” street level weed dealers fear the future —  With the recent passage of laws partially legalizing marijuana in Washington and Colorado, weed dealers find themselves faced with a problem familiar to almost all small business owners. How do you as a little guy compete with a larger competitor? In the same… Read More Street Drug Dealers Fear Business Loss From Legal Weed Dealers Across Country

Jazz Saxophonist’s Daughter One of Victims in Conn. School Shooting

The New York Amsterdam News is reporting that jazz saxophonist Jimmy Greene’s daughter was one of the many children killed in the Newtown, Connecticut shooting. Ana Marquez Greene was one of the first 20 children identified at Sandy Hook Elementary. The family reportedly moved from Canada to Connecticut this summer. She attended the school with her older… Read More Jazz Saxophonist’s Daughter One of Victims in Conn. School Shooting

Rap or Rock or Folk-Jazz, They’ve Got Soul: Jon Pareles’s Top 10 Albums of 2012

1. FRANK OCEAN “Channel Orange” (Def Jam) The moody introspection of a soul-ballad man fuses with the metaphor-making skills of a rapper in the sparse, aching songs that fill Frank Ocean’s official debut album. Even with some resemblances to Prince and R. Kelly, he’s an unusual character for R&B: estranged but observant, admitting an attraction to a… Read More Rap or Rock or Folk-Jazz, They’ve Got Soul: Jon Pareles’s Top 10 Albums of 2012