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Who doesn't love baby animals? We're under a month away for Spring, which means our local zoos will soon be full of adorable little baby critters. One NY zoo is getting ahead of the curve by actually livestreaming the b...
Artist Damien Michell unveiled his latest piece of street art yesterday at The Levee in Brooklyn, entitled "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle." If you've been in Williamsburg looking for that old-school dive-bar vibe, a...
Yesterday, at approximately 12:45 pm, a 3 x 20ft banner was hung on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty with "Refugees Welcome" emblazoned in large white letters on a bright red background. "Give me your tired, yo...
Things could get worse in a second. A pigeon might see the your head and use it for target practice. You could find a co-worker you don't really like during your commute and be stuck in conversational limbo for the dura...
Remember those disembodied talking heads in Futurama? Here's a quick reminder in case you forgot... Well, Emma Watson's floating head has been giving advice to New Yorkers for just 2 bucks per nugget of wisdom. W...
"Honey, I think that painting is moving..." This is a phrase commonly uttered by frightened guests of haunted castles or magicians at Hogwarts. But now, art aficionados are getting in on the moving painting biz. As a p...
Unless you were born and bred on the streets of Manhattan and you haven't left the city yet, you will have noticed just how suspiciously linear the roads are. Compare them to the intricate, ancient streets of Rome or ev...
Most of the time we spend on the internet we’re alone, even when swiping and scrolling on our cellphones, we laugh, frown, and gasp in the comfort of our own minds… but what if someone shined a light on those dark corne...
Legendary entertainer and civil rights activist, Harry Belafonte, will be honored in his hometown, NYC, by having a branch of the NYPL named after him. Born in Harlem in 1927, Harry Belafonte is most famous for popul...
If the chilly weather is getting you down, and you are one of those people who are foregoing a trip to the movies in favor of Netflix and chill, then we have some good news for you. Battery Park City’s Brookfield Place...