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Before/After image above from Newsweek As fierce wildfires raged in Canada, the billowing smoke enveloped a vast expanse of the eastern United States. Impacted was New York City who flew past Tel Aviv, Israel, Dhaka, Bangladesh and New Dehli, India to according to World Air Quality Ranking index from IQ Air. The plunging air quality […]
Do you have tickets for Beyonce’s Renaissance world tour? The superstar’s highly-anticipated ‘Renaissance’ Tour is already on it’s way with the chaotic ticket sale period feeling like an extreme sport is now behind us. Europe, Smaller US Cities Have Cheaper Tix Generally speaking, Beyonce tickets are synonymous with high prices, but fans know they’ll be […]
After Hurricane Sandy, New York City changed the way they labeled areas that were at-risk for flooding.
Pre-pandemic, Finnerty’s was the unofficial Golden State Warriors Bar in New York City — at least in Manhattan. The bar definitely had a local vibe and would begin to fill up an hour or two before big games. It wasn’t just for the Warriors, but would bring Bay Area sports fans for 49ers and Giants […]
For many young people around the world, visiting a nightclub for the first time is a rite of passage and an initiation into adulthood. However, it isn’t just fun, dancing and merriment that has made nightclubs such important social and cultural institutions in the modern world. In reality, nightclubs have a complex history that […]
Over the last weeks, the DMV of New York City was made aware of scam text messages that were being texted to their customers. Here’s the email we received this morning alerting us to the scam and phishing text messages regarding “Real ID requirements” and customers needing to “update contact (information)” [blockquote]We are contacting you […]
With phase two rolling out in New York City on Monday, June 22, the city allowed barbers, salons, playgrounds, retail stores, business offices, churches, restaurants and cafes all to open up for business again.
With New York City being the most-populous city with the highest population density in the nation, social distancing isn’t always easy.
Though sweetgreen started out in Washington D.C. and the surrounding DMV region, the insanely popular, growing and extremely valuable salad chain really expanded when it came to New York City.
We all know that Broadway Shows aren’t cheap. I mean, seeing a movie can run you $15 a ticket depending on what city you live in, so it only makes sense that seeing a live show is going to require one to shell out more money.
One of our favorite coffee shops has closed. We just learned that Whynot Coffee has been closed for about a week now — as Bowery Boogie reported “movers were busy clearing out the enormous ground level space at 175 Orchard. It’s done” on November 13th.
For as much information that was out there when rumors of a Trader Joe’s was going to open at 500 East 14th Street, we’re surprised by the lack of coverage over the last 6-8 months. (Update: 2019 rumors flying below)
Around 11:30 PM last night, several Alphabet City / East Village residents reported hearing 8-10 loud pops of unmistakable gunfire. EVGrieve reported that the shots happened on Avenue C between East 11th and 12th street on the east side of the street in the C-Town shopping plaza.
As we mentioned in April of this year, sweetgreen was opening another location in the Union Square area.
The quirky, funky bartender from New York City was at it again last night, winning his eleventh consecutive game and primed to surpass the $400,000 total winnings milestone.
You might have recently scrolled past an advertisement or were tagged in a social media post for the NYC Train Sign.
Austin Rogers isn’t just winning on Jeopardy!, he’s doing it in style; his own wacky, goofy style. And the people love it. And he’s one of the show’s all-time winners.
Back in mid-July, Citi Bikers in the Lower Side Side/East Village received an email announcing that the Citi Bike station at 14th street and Avenue B would be removed.
Ost cafe’s last day in the East Village/Alphabet City will be Sunday, February 26th, 2017 according to a note that was posted on their window today.
Did all the David Barton gyms close? Unfortunately yes, the popular gym has closed all their locations in New York City.
Earlier this month, The Atlantic featured a emotional and powerful documentary called “Aging and Alone in Manhattan’s Chinatown“.
I’ve heard that some dim sum restaurants have moved away from pushcarts so that their small plates come out hotter and fresher.
Pearl River Mart is a three-level department store you wouldn’t expect to see on the busiest, most tourist-heavy, bustling street in the heart of Soho’s retail center.
The Met’s recent exhibition “China: Through the Looking Glass” was a blockbuster that no one expected — the show broke several records and goes down in history as one of the most-visited ever at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
