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According to United Van Lines' Annual Movers Study, New York ranks among the top 5 states in out-of-state migration for 2018. Americans are relocating and this past year, the migration patterns indicated that people ar...
Stones fans, an unexpected trip to the ballet may be in order. A collaboration between McJagger and his girlfriend, ballerina Melanie Hamrick has resulted in a ballet spectacular for the ages. According to Page Six, th...
Say goodbye to those styrofoam takeout boxes. According to the New York City Department of Sanitation website, beginning in 2019, "food service establishments, stores, mobile food commissaries and manufacturers may not...
New York City is full of neon lights, and they're not all in Times Square. These 10 signs are some of the most iconic in the city. Take a look! 1. Radio City Music Hall, Midtown 2. Katz's Deli, Lower East Side 3....
A three-day music festival will be held this August in honor of the golden anniversary of the most epic music event in history. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the music festival at Woodstock and in honor of th...
The East Side Access Project is buried 15 stories below Grand Central Terminal and has been under construction for years. According to the Associated Press, as of this week, progress on the $11 billion project is well u...
Brooklyn artist Juan Carlos Pinto uses discarded MetroCards to create works of art. In a discreet studio in Flatbush, magic is happening. Since 2002, Juan Carlos Pinto has been transforming expired and discarded MetroC...
A discrete shop in the East Village near Cooper Union sells what could be, the best dumplings in Manhattan. The Dumpling Shop is a casual restaurant that focuses primarily on creating traditional Asian dumplings with a...
The street co-namings will be located in the respective boroughs of each artist. In what will mark 164 street co-namings, the New York City council voted unanimously to rename three city streets after famous NYC musici...
Over the course of six years, the Endangered Language Alliance (ELA) put together a map that “shows NYC’s linguistic diversity in more detail than ever before.” Featured in the “Nonstop Metropolis: A New York City Atla...