On Sunday September 20th, sunny weather, tasty food and many marching bands met up in Harlem for the 40th annual African American Day parade. The parade is billed as the largest black parade in America and starts on 111th Street, marching up Adam Clayton Powell to 142nd Street. Participants travel from 12 different states to be a part of this event.

An in-depth look at behind-the-scenes events at Khamit Kinks, Brooklyn’s best natural hair salon.

This film examines the history of New York’s African-Americans, from the early 1600s through to today. Featured are segments on Civil Rights, Politics, Business, Military Heroes, the Harlem Renaissance and much more. Above all else, this film honors and pays tribute to the many great contributions African Americans have made to New York, the nation, and indeed, the world.

Talk show about “Woman’s Month” with Princess Jenkins, a fashon trend setter from Harlem N.Y. Princess is the CEO of the Brownstone an African American Boutique. The program deals with the advancement of woman in the business world.

Highlights from the 6th Annual African American Pavilion at Book Expo America. Filmed by AALBC.com on May 30th at the Jacob Javits Converntion Center in New York City

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts and Dance Theatre of Harlem are proud to collaborate on a multi-media exhibition that brings these 40 years of art and accomplishment to Lincoln Center and then to museums and performance centers across the country.

Rolling out TV invites you to our exclusive photo shoot with the women of the BET’s new original series, Harlem Heights. Come check out Brooke, Bridget, Ashlie, and Briana as they share their experiences about the new show that gives young, black people a positive outlook.

Helping families with love ones who are incarcerated with comfortable and safe first class family transportation to State Prisons around the NY area. What a great and good deed, helping families in need.