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As many of us have been decking the halls during Christmas in July, it seems as though not everyone is having a holly, jolly time. Back in May of this year the Massachusetts-based discount retail chain Christmas Tree...
As we all prepare ourselves for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie Movie to hit theaters July 21st, BarbieCore is definitely making its presence known as it turns the entire world pink! And with all the turning NYC into Barbiela...
With the number of growing in NYC along with Central Park's new , it's obvious that veganism is making strides around NYC and throughout New York in general–and this new study proves it. According to the site Easy V...
In March of this year the on the A line, and, following a successful pilot phase, a second R211 subway car was officially put into service on Thursday, June 29. News of the new subway cars was first announced by th...
Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City is breaking records for what's deemed to be the world's largest beachfront indoor waterpark, and it just opened right near NYC! Helmed by Philadelphia developer, Bart Blastein, ISLAND...
As they say, New York is never a mistake...however this one particular destination is. A team of researchers and data analysts identified which cities are the most overvalued globally, and then which tourist destinat...
Last July, an express ferry service pilot from the Wall St. Terminal in Lower Manhattan straight to the Rockaways, and this summer season they're launching improvements to the service. Starting July 1st, NYC Ferry r...
With many of us thought we were walking through clouds of ash, but as it turns out that's not exactly what that stuff floating around in the air was. Beginning Wednesday evening, June 28, complaints of clouds of tin...
Finding an apartment in NYC that has everything you're looking for and you can actually afford should be considered an olympic sport. And truly, not all NYC neighborhoods are made equal. But as the summer commences and...
The 1950s-era restaurant officially closed down last October after a in July of 2022 announced the business' rising costs of goods and labor. This led the iconic NYC establishment to let go . Though it appeared ther...