FUBU co-founder and Shark Tank co-star Daymond John said this year's global live stream event celebrating Black Entrepreneurs Day will be Oct. 14 from The Apollo Theater in Harlem.

The 8 p.m. event will live stream exclusively on Facebook, both on John's page and across Facebook channels.

Co-sponsored by Chase for Business in association with Medium Rare and The Shark Group, the event will feature John in one-on-one interviews with, among others, Shaquille O'Neal, Tyra Banks, and Michael Strahan, as well as a performance by Khalid.

Last year's inaugural event--launched by Chase and John--drew over 7 million viewers, according to a representative for John.

In addition to providing guidance to rising entrepreneurs the event will celebrate and showcase a quarter of a million dollars in financial support comprising of 10, $25,000 NAACP Powershift Grants, which can be applied for on the event website through Sept. 28. Among the 10 companies funding those grants are T-Mobile, Logitech and Quickbooks.

The Vicor Cruz Foundation announced a festive way to incorporate sports and science education for STEM programming, with plans to turn Pier 36 in NYC into HalloweenLand on October 25.

The event is presented by Time Warner Cable and Chase, among other partners, and all ticket sales will benefit afterschool science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programming for two Boys and Girls Clubs of America in the tri-state area.

“I’ve been actively involved in promoting the importance of STEM education for the future of our nation and our children, as an ambassador for Time Warner Cable’s Connect a Million Minds initiative and through my own foundation,” said Victor Cruz. “I’m super excited to be able to bring this event to life. With the support of some of my fellow teammates, friends, family, fans, our generous corporate sponsors and all HalloweenLand supporters, we will be able to help create and enhance hands-on STEM programming at two local Boys and Girls Clubs, including my childhood club in Paterson.”

Victor Cruz joined Time Warner Cable's Connect a Million Minds (CAMM) program in order to showcase the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) STEM program for these clubs all over the country, where students are exposed to the science every day. Additional STEM programming will be brought to local clubs through the even proceeds.

Guests at the event will be able to practice with Victor Cruz, along with teammates Mark Herzlich and Julian Talley. NY Knick, J.R. Smith will also be there to shoot hoops with those who show their support.

Tickets are available for purchase online, ranging from $90 to $400.

Other activities include:

-Chase Mission Main Street Grantee- Curious Jane mini-camp for arts and crafts

-NY Ranger hockey stations where guests can test their skills

-FOX Sports 1 Sports Simulator Explore sneaker design

-Halloween-themed movie makeup, pumpkin painting and children’s costume contest

-EA’s gaming stations and more

Special Guests:

-New York Giants and Rangers Legends

-New York Knicks Legend Anthony Mason

-Nickelodeon’s Dora the Explorer and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles