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On view at Water Mill’s innovative Parrish Art Museum in the Hamptons, “Sanford Biggers: Drift On” presents a major solo exhibition of the acclaimed Black artist ’s oeuvre. The retrospective enriches ...

The Harlem Book Fair is set to take place at the Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building Plaza on Saturday, Aug. 29, for its 27th year.

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Jalin Turner needed only 39 seconds to dispatch Kauê Fernandes via knockout in their lightweight bout at UFC 330.

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