Omakase is specific to sushi—or was, until now.
Those who love sushi are already well acquainted with the omakase style some restaurants offer. While there aren't many places that have this carefully crafted option (at...
Emerging artists will be thrilled to learn that there’s a new venue coming to Bushwick this fall.
From 2006 to 2014 there was a performance and art space called Glasslands Gallery in Williamsburg. The creators of this...
With so many Instagrams at influencer status these days (most of which are using the same images throughout their feeds) it can be hard to determine who's worth following and who isn't.
To help you step up your feed an...
Before moving to New York people tend to think living here is like a Sex and the City episode. Sorry if I'm the first one to break it to you, but it's not.
Sure, they hear that making it NYC is tough but it's not until...
Earlier this year it was reported that starting in the fall Chinese artist Ai Weiwei would building hundreds of fences throughout NYC illustrating "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" as one of his largest art projects.
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Add one more themed bar to the bucket list, because Brooklyn will be home to an astrology-themed bar come September.
The bar, Mood Ring, will feature a rotating menu of specialty cocktails (astrology-themed, of course)...
Every state, or even city, has their own slang that's unique to them. While New York is a melting pot of people there's still a few things you'll hear while roaming the streets that you likely won't hear in other places...
The Meadows Festival is the most anticipated event this fall with a lineup that can’t be ignored. Major stars will perform such as Jay-Z, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nas, LL Cool J, Migos, 21 Savage, Erykah Badu, Future, Gor...
Since its debut in 2015, RuPaul’s fabulous DragCon has only taken place in Los Angeles—until now.
For the first time, “the world’s largest drag culture convention” will make its way east to the one and only NYC. “RuPau...
Even the biggest skeptics will find this store fascinating. The oldest occult shop in NYC opened its doors in 1982, and has been standing strong in the East Village ever since.
Here you’ll find all sorts of magical an...