via WEST SIDE SPIRIT
Beyond K-Pop: Korean Music Meets America
Artists are reinterpreting traditional sounds, employing the traditional call-and-response technique adopted in K-Pop.
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Teen Podcasters Give Voice to Their Lives
In a Brooklyn school district where many students struggle with English Language Arts, audio storytelling is a way to make reading and writing accessible.
via NYCITY NEWS SERVICE
Photos: Starry Night for Hudson River Park Gala
Michael Bloomberg, Lucy Liu and Momofuku founder David Chang were the honorees.
via Gothamist
Valet Parking Latest Hurdle in Space Race
In car-heavy Bay Ridge, blocking off street spots is “not only illegal, it’s totally obnoxious.”
via Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Streets Master Plan Has Designs on a Safer City
Council Speaker Corey Johnson has called the initiative a “roadmap to breaking car culture.”
via amNewYork
In East New York, the Sound of Violin Music
Participants in a new program to teach the violin to children in Brooklyn recently held their first concert.
via HuffPost
It Wasn’t Really the Year of the Woman Pop Star
From the rise of Cardi B to Lady Gaga’s rebirth in “A Star Is Born,” you might think that women were dominating the pop music world in 2018. You’d be wrong. Just 24 percent of Billboard’s Hot 100 songs were by women.
In College Point, They’re Up in Arms Over Shelter
In College Point, business owners and residents are angry at the prospect of a 200-bed shelter for single men coming to the neighborhood.