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Latest Articles Tagged "trends"

News

Looking back on New York City's biggest viral trends of 2025

From Labubus to Dubai chocolate, New Yorkers embraced all of the year's hottest trends.

By

Emily Nadal


Food

Vegetables Are Making Surprisingly Delicious Dessert Cameos At These NYC Restaurants

We can feel faux righteousness eating dessert, with NYC chefs employing the veg in sweet applications at their restaurants.

By

Nell Casey


Food

It's A Great Time For Pasta In NYC

Food trend predictions said noodles would die out; they did the opposite.

By

Nell Casey


Food

Hawaiian Pizza Is Taking NYC By Storm

It's one of the most polarizing pizza creations and yet it's showing up on the menus at many new pizzerias.

By

Nell Casey


Arts & Entertainment

Report: Chalkboards Now Being Used As Advertising On City Sidewalks

To be sure, not everyone is happy about this new trend of using chalkboards for sidewalk advertising.

By

John Del Signore


Food

Are Those $9 Cups Of Bone Broth Worth It?

A Gothamist investigation into this broth takeout window.

By

Gothamist Staff


Food

A Sippable Bone Broth Takeout Window Is Opening In The East Village

Is this the start of a "brothing" trend?

By

Nell Casey


News

Hip Bears Are Now Flocking To The NJ Suburbs

It's true: New Jersey has secured its place as the hottest spot for bears this week, with a 150-pound black bear cub seen strutting the streets of Mountainside.

By

Lauren Evans


Arts & Entertainment

Summer Trend Alert: Cotton Underwear With Flip Flops

This summer: just wear underwear.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

NY Times Monocle Trend Story Becomes Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

Time really is a flat piece of circular glass, wedged in your eye socket.

By

Ben Yakas


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