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Bulky Blue Citi Bikes Roll Into New York Ahead of Memorial Day Launch
Bikes arrive at East 11th Street and First Avenue ahead of the Monday launch for the Citi Bike share program.
Alabama's Centre for the Living Arts exhibition examines future possibilities for the Gulf Coast
The Centre for the Living Arts announces the opening of Future Project , a nine month exhibition that examines future possibilities for the Gulf Coast, with focus areas that are both expected and unexpected.
Major fines coming to New Yorkers who rent out apartments for under a month
New Yorkers who use an accommodation business to rent apartment space to tourists are in violation of a city law protecting expensive hotels and, according to a recent court ruling, will be hit with major fines if they continue the practice.
Intimate View of a Love Triangle
By ROBERT FELDBERG THEATER REVIEW MURDER BALLAD New off-Broadway musical, at the Union Square Theatre, 100 E. 17th St.
Photo Call: Cristin Milioti, Steve Kazee, Denis O'Hare, Marisa Tomei, ...
James C. Nicola has been Artistic Director of New York Theatre Workshop since 1988.
We Will Not Retreat in Fear: Anti-Gay Hate Crimes Spark Outrage, Sorrow and Rallying Cries
I watched as a dark-haired woman placed a long-stemmed red rose next to a photo of a smiling Mark Carson.
2 more reports of 'gay bashing' attacks in NYC
Hours after New Yorkers rallied in response to a spate of gay-bashing that's resulted in one death and fueled concern about hate crimes, there were two more reports of possible anti-gay attacks on Manhattan streets, authorities said Tuesday.
Yanira Castro's 2009 Bessie-winning Dark Horse/Black Forest involved fraught duets in a lobby restroom at the Gershwin Hotel.
Another Gay Man Attacked in New York City
A nightlife promoter was assaulted in lower Manhattan on Monday night, the same day a rally against anti-LGBT violence was held further uptown.
Airbnb Stays Are Illegal In New York, Court Rules
A search for places to stay in New York City via Airbnb returns plenty of results, despite the practice of short-term rentals being found to be illegal under city and state law.
One On 1 Profile: After 30 Years With Sonic Youth, Musician...
Thurston Moore has been part of the New York music scene for three decades, and he's still going, proving to be a rare example of lasting independence in the music industry.
With all the buzz on the purchase of Nikola Tesla's old laboratory by the Tesla Science Center, Nikola Tesla himself has become quite the hot topic.
Bisexual Book Awards and Bi Lines VI combine for a stunning multi-arts evening
On June 2nd, the Bi Writers Association will present Bi Lines VI, a spectacular multi-arts event celebrating bisexual writing, which includes the first Bisexual Book Awards in the world.
Annual Dance Parade kicks off in New York
People participate in the annual Dance Parade in New York, on May 18, 2013. Over 200 dance groups showcasing 80 unique dance styles and cultures gathered from Broadway to the East Village on Saturday for the 7th Dance Parade in New York.
Some McDonald's In NYC Charging Customers For Ketchup
It's bad enough that I now pay 60 cents for a slice of cheese at local McDonald's, reports are now surfacing of customers being charged for ketchup packets.
St. Ann's Warehouse Announces 2013-14 Season
St. Ann's Warehouse has announced programming highlights of its 2013-14 season, which will kick off in October with the American Premiere of the Donmar Warehouse 's tremendously acclaimed all-female production of Julius Caesar.
Random Access Theatre to Set Much Ado About Nothing in Golden Age Macao, 6/6-30
Random Access Theatre presents William Shakespeare 's Much Ado About Nothing, set in Macao during its Golden Age in the 17th Century as a Portuguese colony and trading post in southeastern China.
Pete Wells Loves the Wine at Pearl & Ash; Stan Sagner and Joshua David Stein Praise Alder
In the latest issue of New York , the Underground Gourmet tried two inventive italian restaurants.
Horse Trade and Spookfish Theatre Presents Advance Guard World Premiere, Now thru 5/19
Horse Trade Theater Group and Spookfish Theatre Company will present the World Premiere of ADVANCE GUARD by Ming Peiffer, tonight, May 8-19 at The Kraine Theater .
S'MAC Reopens in East Village After Health Shutdown
S'Mac, with locations in the East Village, Murray Hill and on the Lower East Side, offers traditional approaches to mac and cheese as well as modern flavors - some of which are infused with fig and fennel.