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If one thing is certain about American consumer culture it is that bigger is better, especially if it is cheaper.
Starter Jobs Available, Degree Not Required, Says Study
For many high-school and college dropouts, there are more possibilities beyond the McDonalds counter.
Applebeea s becomes second chain restaurant to secure Harlem plot this year
Applebee's, the national chain eatery, is slated to open in East Harlem this fall, which now marks a trend of national franchises opening shop in the Harlem area, New York Magazine reported.
Locative media art responds to two of the most definitive social issues of our times: the reorganization of everyday life by mobile computing technologies and the seeming assurance of ecological disaster in the foreseeable future.
Burger Weirdness at Corner Social: Are Cheeseburger Spring Rolls Really Necessary?
A the time, the space was called Lenox Social , and it was open only for drinks and a few appetizers.
Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., right, listens as Adam Clayton Powell IV endorses him at a New York event on May 23.
Bloomberg endorses Rangel in New York
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has endorsed Rep. Charlie Rangel - giving the longtime congressman a high-profile boost in his difficult reelection bid.
New York Is Selling Off A Whole Bunch Of Unused Prisons
We're pretty liberal when it comes to alternative living situations , but these newly-listed properties understandably creep us out.
NYC: NYPD: No Video of Driver Who Killed Roxana Sorina Buta
The woman killed by a hit-and-run truck driver at Union Square last week has been identified as Roxana Sorina Buta.
Sun on tap, but more thunderstorms expected
Accident cleared on THE L.I.E./I-495 EB between X39/GLEN COVE RD and X40/JERICHO TPK/NY RT-25 in NASSAU CNTY Accident cleared on THE L.I.E./I-495 EB between X39/GLEN COVE RD and X40/JERICHO TPK/NY RT-25 in NASSAU CNTY SUNKEN MEADOW STATE PARK current temperature 73 degrees...water temp 63 degrees...wave height 1 ft...ALL PARKING LOTS OPEN ROBERT ... (more)
'Write now' to protect the NYPL programs & services
Once again, the New York Public Library A is facing a proposed budget cut for fiscal year 2013 of approximately $43 million.
Annette Insdorf: The Central Park Five Premieres in Cannes
Along with the glamor and the gushing over auteurs that dominate the Cannes Film Festival, documentaries are among this year's strongest movies in the Official Selection.
Hal Jackson, a staple of New York radio for some 58 years has died. Mr. Jackson passed away in New York hospital on May 23rd.
Battery Urban Farm changes landscapes and mindscapes
Cool things are happening in Battery Park. Compost is decomposing, vegetables and herbs are growing, students are learning, and urban landscapes are shifting.
Harlem v Hackney at the Apollo. Like anyone knows what Hackney is
Talent night at Harlem's illustrious Apollo Theater offered the chance to appear at London's Hackney Empire in July Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater in Harlem has a long, illustrious history going back to the discovery of Ella Fitzgerald there in 1934, up through Billie Holiday, Dionne Warwick, Luther Vandross and beyond.
Governor Cuomo fires up faithful but avoids politics
New co-chairs of the Democratic Party in New York: Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner, Harlem Assemblyman Keith Wright.
Metro-North Increasing Trains Friday
Metro-North will be operating 19 early "getaway trains" for those people looking to leave work early Friday to enjoy their long Memorial Day weekend, said spokesperson Marjorie Anders "It's not the busiest day because some people don't even come in but those people who did come in in the morning at their regular time, the vast majority leave early, ... (more)
As Russell describes it, the Kansas City jazz scene was founded on the combination of isolation from the jazz mainstream in Chicago and New York, and a vital night life that was depression-proof and unaffected by Prohibition, protected by the corrupt political machine of Mayor Tom Pendergast.