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!

US Open Fan Week 2026 is happening now — featuring a Roger Federer comeback, free tennis, new food options, and more

Queens is about to turn into the center of the tennis universe again, and this year it's bringing back a name most of us assumed retired for good. 🎾 US Open Fan Week returns to the USTA Billie Jean Ki...

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Amtrak has turned its ‘most scenic fall train ride’ into a full 5-day foliage getaway from NYC through the heart of the Adirondacks to Canada

New York's most scenic train ride just got a serious upgrade! Instead of just riding the Adirondack line north for a day and calling it done, Amtrak Vacations has built an entire five-day getaway arou...

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Less than 2 hours from NYC: This historic New York byway full of ‘deep hues’ and cliffside overlooks just ranked among the 10 best fall drives in America

Fall has a way of making even the most stubborn city dweller start googling foliage maps, and this year there's one road that keeps showing up at the top of the list. The Upper Delaware Scenic Byway h...

New York won’t tax your Social Security, but the IRS absolutely will, and here’s the exact income number that triggers It

New York gets a lot of grief for its taxes, but on this one specific thing, the state is actually being generous. New York does not tax Social Security benefits, full stop, no matter how much you coll...

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30 minutes from NYC: The second-largest mall in the U.S. is transforming into ‘Survivor Island,’ complete with Tribal Council and the Season 51 cast

New Jersey's American Dream mall has hosted a World Cup fan fest, built a bubble-filled sensory wonderland, and opened a 60,000-square-foot event space with Manhattan skyline views in recent months, and n...

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The Guggenheim is shutting down a popular street tonight for a free end-of-summer street festival with a Brazilian drumline, sunset art, and a Barbie screening

Clear your Thursday evening and skip the museum admission entirely, because this week the Guggenheim is bringing the party outside. This Thursday, August 20, the world-famous museum is taking over 88t...

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Forget Gustave Eiffel: The Statue of Liberty was really designed by a French sculptor who hammered her copper ‘skin’ by hand

Ask who designed the Statue of Liberty and most people say Gustave Eiffel. That's wrong twice over: Eiffel didn't design a single visible inch of her, and he wasn't even the first engineer hired for t...

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The Empire State Building was built in a staggering 410 days, but its record speed was driven by a bitter 1929 architectural rivalry and a secretly assembled 27-ton spire

Ground broke on March 17, 1930. Just 410 days later, on May 1, 1931, President Hoover pressed a button in Washington and the lights came on for the first time, on a building with 102 floors and 1,250...

A Brooklyn high school was just named the best in New York, and the only one in the state to crack the national Top 100

Stuyvesant? Bronx Science? Not this time. According to U.S. News & World Report's freshly released 2026-2027 Best High Schools rankings, Brooklyn Latin School just claimed the No. 1 spot in all of...

Americans traveling to Europe won’t need this new travel permit after all — at least not yet

If you've been bracing for a new fee and a new form before your next Europe trip, you can pump the brakes. The EU has officially and indefinitely delayed the rollout of ETIAS, the online travel author...