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The Bronx’s Ghetto Gastro Launches Secretive Supper Club, Blending Fine Dining With Community
Ghetto Gastro, the acclaimed Bronx-based culinary collective known for blending food, fashion, art, and activism, has opened its first permanent dining concept in New York City. The invitation-only supper club,...
Keeping It Real
There’s been a lot of talk lately about virtual reality and augmented reality. For most, the only name that comes to mind is Second Life (www.secondlife.com), a Website that lets users build virtual spaces and create avatars as a way to socialize and create virtual businesses. Although Second Life has provided opportunities for entrepreneurs and small businesses to test the waters and develop company strategies, it hasn’t been without its limitations, says Antonio Collier, 40, founder and CEO of Vzillion Inc. (www.vzillion.com), a virtual Internet platform (or, as Collier calls it, VirtuReal) designed to more effectively connect businesses with customers online and off.
Texas Man Going To Prison After Killing Man He Thought Was Boyfriend Of Child’s Mother
Kendell Morris, 26, traveled over 250 miles from Houston to Arlington, Texas, to kill the man he thought was the new boyfriend of his child's mother.
Formerly Incarcerated Man Who Spent 42 Years On Death Row Opens Art Exhibit ‘We Are the Willing’ In Detroit
A prisoner who was falsely accused of murdering a white student in 1974 and spent a little over four decades behind bars has channeled his experience into art.