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Starting today, the NYPL announced that they will grant readers free digital access to commonly banned books, via E-reading app . Anyone in the United States is now eligible to download SimplyE for unlimited access t...
“Hi nerds! Do you copy?” We've just received brand new info on Season 4 of Stranger Things! Stranger Things just released the trailer for their fourth season, and it's climactic to say the least. It seems the gang's e...
After in a subway station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NYC subway lines are still disrupted. As of the writing of this article (at 5:40 p.m. on Tuesday, April 12), limited Coney Island-bound D/N service from Manhattan has...
is considered the longest-running African American holiday and commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. According to , June 19, 1865 marks the historic day that federal troops announced the end of slavery...
The emergence of to-go cocktails was one of the small silver linings of the pandemic... And most New Yorkers and businesses were disappointed when they were (no pun intended) last summer. But luckily, there's some...
Broadway goers always have to snap a photo with their Playbill when they attend a show, and now starting April 7, you'll be able to do that with a life-sized version! A gigantic Broadway Playbill installation has arr...
Popular Asian grocery store chain 99 Ranch Market announced on Tuesday, April 5th that it will be opening its first NY location at at 1500 Old Country Rd, #112 in Westbury, Long Island this weekend. Customers are invite...
As war carries on in Ukraine and tragic news hits us each day, it can feel like there isn't enough that can be done from here. But, in addition to making donations and supporting , New Yorkers can join forces with ot...
Coming from the same team behind New York City's High Line, a giant waterfront park is coming to San Francisco this summer. For years now, San Franciscans have heard tell of , a massive new 14-acre public park design...
NYC Mayor Eric Adams just announced that the city is responding to a controversial Florida law -- colloquially referred to as the "Don't Say Gay" but officially called the "Parental Rights in Education" law -- with a se...