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Black in Style: Angel Reese's fashionable WNBA Draft announcement - Vimarsana News

Black in Style: Angel Reese's fashionable WNBA Draft announcement

This week in style, Dapper Dan new creative director role, iconic Muhammad Ali trunks for auction and more.

Check Put These BK Spots For Restaurant Week - Vimarsana News

Check Put These BK Spots For Restaurant Week

There are over 60 Brooklyn options for diners during Restaurant Week.

Camille Becerra, a 'Top Chef' Alum, Returns at the Ace Hotel in Brooklyn - Vimarsana News

Camille Becerra, a 'Top Chef' Alum, Returns at the Ace Hotel in Brooklyn

Plus a popular Caribbean restaurant goes fast-casual — and more intel

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This Black Female Entrepreneur Opened One Of Brooklyn's Hottest Restaurants During The Height Of The Pandemic — Here's How She Did It - Vimarsana News

This Black Female Entrepreneur Opened One Of Brooklyn's Hottest Restaurants During The Height Of The Pandemic — Here's How She Did It

Ria Graham is a hospitality veteran who has been able to use her years of experience in the hospitality industry to create one of the hottest new restaurants in New York.

At Brooklyn's KOKOMO, the Diversity and Harmony of Caribbean Food Are on Full Display - Vimarsana News

At Brooklyn's KOKOMO, the Diversity and Harmony of Caribbean Food Are on Full Display

At Brooklyn's KOKOMO, the Diversity and Harmony of Caribbean Food Are on Full Display February 5, 2021 Courtesy of KOKOMO This story is part of an ongoing series in honor of Black History Month on the diversity, roots and evolution of Black cooking and cuisine in America. When you think of Caribbean food, what do you think of? Jerk chicken? Beef patties? Plantains, perhaps? If that’s the case, you’re not wrong. But the culture — and the food — of the dozens of countries and thousands of islands within the Caribbean Sea is remarkably diverse and encompasses so much more than that.