Corey Fuller, Author at Secret NYC

A Brooklynite since 2022, Corey has spent 5+ years writing for publications such as Secret NYC, Flaunt Magazine, PENALTY, and many more. Now, with a passion in music, food, and all things NYC, he works on bringing New Yorkers closest to the best the Big Apple has to offer!

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Mayor Mamdani activates NYC’s first ‘Code Blue’ of the season tonight as wind chills hit freezing

Winter just made its first official appearance in New York City. Mayor Zohran Mamdani activated the city's first Code Blue of the season at 4 pm today, Friday, Nov. 13, as temperatures dip toward 36 d...

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NYC Ferry boats are turning into floating classrooms, taking 10,000+ public school students a year on science voyages across New York Harbor

The NYC Ferry is picking up a new side gig between rush hours. Through a new partnership with Billion Oyster Project, ferries are being turned into floating classrooms that will take more than 10,...

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The ‘Polar Express’ train ride in Upstate NY starts tomorrow, just 2 hours from NYC, with golden tickets, dancing chefs & a visit from Santa

All aboard! Starting tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 13, the Catskill Mountain Railroad is bringing the classic children's book to life with its annual Polar Express train ride in Kingston, just two hours nort...

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Katharine Hepburn lived in this New York townhouse for more than 70 years; her estate sold it for $3.9 million in 2004, and now it’s in contract at $6.2 million

Katharine Hepburn's beloved Turtle Bay townhouse has finally found a buyer. The 19-foot-wide home at 244 East 49th Street, where the four-time Oscar winner lived from 1931 until her death in 2003, wen...

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The largest metropolitan zoo in the U.S. is transforming into a glowing wonderland of 400+ animal lanterns, and for the first time, you can see sloths and crocodiles after dark

The Bronx Zoo is about to look very different after sunset! Starting Nov. 21, the 265-acre zoo is transforming into a glowing wonderland of more than 400 animal lanterns, and this year, for the first...

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After Chicago tried to push the Bean, a flyer is calling on New Yorkers to push the Washington Square Arch seven inches to the left

First Chicago's Bean, now New York's arch?! A flyer spotted around the city is calling on New Yorkers to push the Washington Square Arch seven inches to the left on Saturday, Nov. 21. The flyer, pho...

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In 1998, Meg Ryan’s character lived in this Upper West Side brownstone in ‘You’ve Got Mail’; 28 years later, it’s for sale for $3.95 million

Nearly three decades after Kathleen Kelly typed late-night emails to a mysterious "NY152" from her cozy Upper West Side home, that very brownstone is up for grabs. The 1900 townhouse at 328 West 89th...

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Are NYC schools, banks and post offices closed on Veterans Day? Here’s what’s open and closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11

Veterans Day lands on Wednesday, Nov. 11 this year, giving New Yorkers a midweek breather! Before you plan your day, here's what's open and closed around the city, from schools and banks to the post o...

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Bruce Springsteen and Jon Stewart are taking the stage at Lincoln Center tonight for a comedy benefit that has raised $117 million for veterans

The New York Comedy Festival's biggest night has a rock star at the top of the bill. Tonight, Bruce Springsteen takes the stage at Lincoln Center alongside Jon Stewart and Hasan Minhaj for Stand Up fo...

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IRS confirms 2027 tax brackets and a $16,600 standard deduction: a single New Yorker earning $75K could owe about $280 less

A little good news for your wallet: the IRS just confirmed next year's federal tax brackets, and nearly everyone is getting a bit more breathing room. The standard deduction for single filers rises to...