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Though our minds are buzzing with thoughts of turkey, stuffing, and post-dinner naps, The Public Theater is already looking ahead to next summer–specifically one of NYC’s most beloved free events: Shakespeare in the Par...
If your TBR pile harbors stories of mythical worlds, steamy romances, and supernatural elements, now might be the time to invest in a bigger bookshelf. Love & Legends Books, NYC's first store dedicated to the roman...
He’s led orchestras worldwide, including LA Phil and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra. His signature curly hair and dramatic conducting style also inspired the character of Rodrigo in the Amazon series Mozart in the...
“There’s no place like home.” And for The Wizard of Oz fans in New York City, “home” is about to be a treasure trove of Hollywood history. Just in time for the release (and after the surprising news that Dorothy’s face...
The wait is over: has officially reopened. Prepare for an of exploration and exhibit hopping. The uptown institution closed its doors in 2018 for construction, and now, a seven-floor, 82,000-square-foot space is read...
A murder has occurred in New York—one which sounds like something straight out of an Agatha Christie novel. The murder has no witnesses, the charm of the characters is blinding, and, as per all great mysteries, it could...
The world-renowned in NYC next week, offering jazz lovers a special treat this Thanksgiving: six evenings of jazz fusion and exciting improvisations. From Tuesday, November 25 till Sunday, November 30, Scofield alongsi...
For many New Yorkers, it simply isn’t the holiday season until the lights dim at Lincoln Center, the celesta rings out, and the Sugarplum Fairy floats onstage. George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker has become a quintessent...
Some of NYC's most notable have set up shop inside the Breuer Building. The Whitney occupied the Madison Avenue outpost in 1966, and extensions of The Met and The Frick Collection followed years later. Now, Sotheby's h...
Ever tried to get a fragile cake (or anything) from Flatbush to the city on the 4 or 5 trains during rush hour? It's basically an Olympic sport. Now, imagine doing it with a total stranger. , the charming-as-hell new m...