Inside Charlamagne Tha God’s Business Empire-And His New $200 Million Contract
Radio personality Charlamagne Tha God recently signed a $200 million deal with iHeartMedia. Now he has ambitious plans to turn his Black Effect network into the BET of podcasting. Ona…
NYC Updates Building Code to Speed Construction, Cut Costs
New York City Council approved legislation establishing a standalone ‘Existing Building Code’ regulatory framework to overhaul decades-old requirements and improve compliance and safety while easing administrative burdens…Read More
Despite Mamdani’s pledge to arrest Netanyahu, Israeli PM says he will visit New York soon
Republican Councilwoman Inna Vernikov invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to New York City, despite Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s vow to arrest him. Netanyahu assured he would visit soon, as Vernikov…
Jamie Campbell Bower Makes Surprise Cameo in ‘Stranger Things’ Broadway Play
The actor, who originated the role of Henry Creel/Vecna in the hit Netflix series, made his Broadway debut Friday night for ‘The First Shadow’ at the Marquis Theatre in New…
Jamie Campbell Bower Makes Broadway Debut In Surprise Appearance During ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’ Final Scene
Stranger Things: The First Shadow had quite the surprise in store for Friday night’s audience at the Marquis Theatre in New York City. Jamie Campbell Bower, who plays Henry Creel…
3 hotel casinos approved for New York City
The winning bids went to the Hard Rock, Genting Group’s Resorts World and Bally’s and will see resorts and complexes come to Queens and the Bronx…Read More
NYC Approves Existing Building Code
The New York City Council approved legislation establishing an Existing Building Code…Read More
Casino Project, NYCFC Stadium Moving Forward Next to Citi Field in New York City
The $8.1 billion Metropolitan Park casino development led by New York Mets’ owner Steve Cohen was approved…Read More
New York City Scaffolding Gets a Makeover
Scaffolding in New York City might soon be going up in fewer places, for shorter stints and possibly with totally different looks…Read More
Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg to Lose Its Lease at End of 2026
The Music Hall of Williamsburg, for two decades one of the New York City area’s most popular and best-sounding venues, will lose its lease at the end of 2026 and…