‘A Complete Unknown’ & ‘The Brutalist’ Hold In Top 10; Documentary ‘No Other Land’ Sees Solid NYC Debut – Specialty Box Office
Oscar-nominated No Other Land scored among highest per screen openings for a documentary in the last year, grossing an estimated $26.1k on one screen at the Film Forum in New…
Get ready: Your city’s rat problem is likely going to get a lot worse
If we are, as some city officials have said, in a war with rats, we are clearly losing. We’ve been losing for years. Although cities have ramped up their use…
Woman With ‘Smallest Bathroom in New York City’ Showcases Her Bizarre ‘Toilet Sink’-and the Internet Is Horrified
A 30-year-old New Yorker has revealed the very brutal realities of budget-friendly city living by showing off one of the bizarrest amenities inside her apartment: the “toilet sink.” Emily Bonani…
Unique take on high-end dining at Crane Club
Chef Melissa Rodriguez and her business partner, Jeff Katz, opened Crane Club in New York City. It’s a sprawling space offering wood-fired specialities and a wine list with more than…
Jewish Reform seminary sells New York City building as contraction accelerates
RNS) — Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion announced the sale of the Greenwich Village building at West 4th Street to New York University. It will move to another building…
On This Day, Feb. 1: U.S. Supreme Court meets for 1st time no quorum
On Feb. 1, 1790, the U.S. Supreme Court convened in New York City for its first session. Only three of the six justices were present so there was no quorum…Read…
Hyatt CEO Named 2025 Cornell Hospitality Icon
The Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration is pleased to share it has selected an outstanding leader in the hotel industry, Mark Hoplamazian, President and CEO of…
Does New York City Even Have a Mayor Anymore?
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Anna Frank House exhibition opens in New York City
Many people first learn about the horrors of the Holocaust through the diary of Anne Frank, a Jewish teenager who with seven others spent more than two years hiding from…
Barbara Corcoran visited a NYC penthouse in 1992, and knew she had to have it—she bought it 26 years later: ‘I envisioned myself living here’
Barbara Corcoran bought her 4,600-square-foot penthouse apartment on Fifth Avenue in New York City in 2018…Read More