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Influencer New York Nico dishes on his new 'Guide to NYC' for both locals and tourists
“The book is for locals as much as it is for tourists,” said the influencer.
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
Samara Joy on her new album, life after fame and being her own creative director
“I wasn't expecting any of this,” she said.
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
A new book looks at the history of free Black Brooklyn, and how it shaped the borough
How did Brooklyn go from being a slave capital to having a free population?
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
A new book chronicles the history of the Bronx, ‘the Greatest Borough’
Writer Ian Frazier examines the history and the beauty of the Bronx.
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
Graffiti pioneer Futura 2000 gets career retrospective at Bronx Museum
"I love that public art is temporary," said Futura, of the ephemeral nature of some of his works.
By
Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
How to decorate a New York City apartment on a budget
Tips and tricks from a pro.
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
How the High Line changed NYC: A 'poster child' for gentrification and adaptive reuse
“The thing about the High Line is that it stands for that thing that we all know in New York, which is change.”
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
‘The Wiz’ is back on Broadway with Wayne Brady in the title role
“I remember 'The Wiz' being the first show that made every molecule in my body change,” said director Schele Williams.
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Kousha Navidar
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
The Whitney Biennial’s curators share the process of choosing this year’s art
“What we really wanted to do was be in response to what artists were talking about.”
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David Furst
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
A new portrait exhibition celebrates the residents of South Brooklyn
Rusty Zimmerman started the Free Portrait Project, in which he created free portraits of people who live south of Prospect Park.
By
Kousha Navidar
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
Meet the New Yorker behind some of TV's most iconic commercials
You may not know of Steve Karmen, but chances are you can't get his catchy tunes out of your head.
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Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
Arts & Entertainment
How to get a career you love (or at least like) in NYC in the new year
How to deal with ageism, getting back into the workforce after raising kids, salary negotiations and more.
By
Alison Stewart
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Luke Green
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