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Would You Work On A Socially-Distanced Office Floating In The Middle Of The East River?
Improv Everywhere's latest "prank" doesn't seem like the worst pandemic idea we've heard.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
The Annual Gathering Of The No Pants Subway Riders Is Fast Approaching
Hate pants? Have we got an event for you.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: Freezing Temps Can't Stop Hundreds From Taking Off Their Pants On The Subway
The 18th annual No Pants Subway Ride, organized by Charlie Todd's Improv Everywhere, took place on Sunday.
By
Scott Lynch
Arts & Entertainment
Get Ready For Zany Jokers Riding The Subway Without Pants Again!
No pants on the subway? Now we've seen everything!
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
'WeWork Street' Brings Coworking To Unused Phone Booths
Would you pay to work in an authentic NYC phonebooth?
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Watch As Improv Everywhere Opens Fake Apple Store At Subway Station
They opened up their own fake glass Apple Store at the 23rd Street 6 train elevator.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Watch Q Train Riders Celebrate A 'Surprise' Sweet 16
For their latest gag, Improv Everywhere threw a "surprise" Sweet 16 party at the 57th Street stop on the Q train, enlisting willing straphangers to blow up balloons, hold signs, and eat cupcakes.
By
Jake Offenhartz
Arts & Entertainment
Check Out All These CRAZY Mavericks Riding The Subway With No Pants?!
Half-naked hordes descended into subway from 10 different locations throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, ending with a huge butt-shaking party in Union Square.
By
Scott Lynch
Arts & Entertainment
Ride The Subway Surrounded By Strangers Wearing No Pants This Sunday
Pantsless people on the subway? Now I've heard everything.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Watch Unsuspecting NYers Suddenly Find Themselves Leading A Parade
Improv Everywhere staged a handful of random parades across the city, cajoling New Yorkers into leading "Jingle Bells."
By
Rebecca Fishbein
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