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!

Less than two hours from NYC, a retired New Jersey zinc mine hides glowing rainbow tunnels and the world’s largest fluorescent rock display

Deep in the hills of northern New Jersey, there’s a tunnel where the walls glow neon green and electric red. No filters, no tricks. Just rocks. Welcome to the Sterling Hill Mining Museum in Ogdensburg,...

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In 1933, FDR launched a program that went on to plant more than 3 billion trees; 93 years later, the Westchester park named for him is home to a glowing Harry Potter Forbidden Forest

Picture it: 1933, the depths of the Great Depression, and millions of young Americans are out of work. So President Franklin D. Roosevelt comes up with a plan to put them to work outdoors, planting fo...

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Louis Vuitton’s late menswear artistic director Virgil Abloh is getting a massive NYC exhibit with nearly 1,000 objects, and under-18s get in free

Virgil Abloh’s entire creative universe is moving into Hudson Yards this winter, and it is massive. Virgil Abloh: The Codes lands at The Shed from December 10 to January 18, filling 28,000 square feet...

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The A and C trains still run on signals from the 1930s — now a $1.9 billion overhaul, the biggest in MTA history, is finally replacing them

If you’ve ever sat in a dark tunnel on the A train wondering why you’re not moving, there’s a good chance 90-year-old signals are to blame. But that’s about to change. The MTA has officially starte...

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Beating Niagara Falls, this Upstate NY waterfall was just ranked one of the ‘easiest’ in the world to visit, and its fall colors are peaking right now

Seeing a jaw-dropping waterfall usually comes with a catch: a sweaty uphill hike, a long drive into nowhere, or both. But not this one! And this time of year, it comes with a bonus. A brand-new stu...

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NYC is cracking down on sidewalk sheds: 1,200 are already gone, and brighter see-through designs are coming to all five boroughs

Good news for anyone who’s tired of walking through dark green plywood tunnels: NYC’s sidewalk sheds are officially on the decline. This week, the city announced it has taken down about 1,200 sidewalk...

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America’s No. 2 casino outside Las Vegas is hosting the North American debut of a 25,000-square-foot Titanic experience just outside NYC

Forget Vegas. One of the best casinos in the entire country is a road trip away in Connecticut, and it’s about to get a very unexpected new resident: the Titanic. Mohegan Sun recently landed at No....

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Check your fridge: Al Fresco, Kayem and 7 other meat brands are part of a 1.6-million-pound recall that reached New York

Time for a quick fridge raid, New York. Nearly 1.6 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry are being recalled nationwide, and some of it was sold right here in New York State. On Octobe...

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When NYC Ferry launched in 2017, a ride cost $2.75, the same as the subway; as of this week, it officially costs $5

Back in May 2017, NYC Ferry launched with a pretty sweet promise: a boat ride across the harbor for $2.75, the exact same price as a subway swipe. Fresh air, skyline views and a beer on board, all...

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In 1858, New Yorkers mocked St. Patrick’s Cathedral for being built in the ‘middle of nowhere’; now, ‘The Chosen’ star Jonathan Roumie narrates a 360-degree light show inside its Gothic walls

Picture Fifth Avenue with no Saks, no Rockefeller Center and barely a building in sight. That was the scene on August 15, 1858, when Archbishop John Hughes stood on an empty lot way uptown and announc...