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One of the better aspects of the rise of prestige TV is that you no longer need friends OR loved ones to help you fall asleep at night.

The formula for Stoic activism in the new millennium is as clear and as relevant as it was two thousand years ago.

32BJ SEIU protested outside Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Lower Manhattan office against the detention of Juan Vivares.

Head to 15 Bleecker Street, where a new bohemian enclave exists.

Soprano Cecilia López discovers unexpected depth in a Rossini heroine.

As many as 800,000 people would stand to lose their health insurance in the state.

We've come to admit the truth: we suckle pathetically at the government art teat that is the NEA.

NJTransit earns plenty of criticism, which may spell end of the line for Christie appointees

Advocacy efforts from women’s suffrage to contemporary issues can trace their roots to Seneca Falls.

Andrew Cuomo laid into Paul Ryan, John Faso and Chris Collins over the American Healthcare Act.

Raia, Shotmeyer and DiGaetano all stand to benefit from averted GOP civil war

A bonanza of Cole Porter is upon us, including two cabaret shows, and no less than three productions of his Broadway musicals.

Get Out, while having funny moments, is not a comedic film. It can be hard to overlay such violent and traumatic incidents from the film with the brio of Keye & Peele. But there are definitely signs in some of their most popular sketches that Get Out had been brewing long before Catherine Keener started clinking her teaspoon. Below, five instances where the show predicted the premise of Get Out.

Funboy is slowly rolling out their season three floats, including drink holders.

Sanders has repeatedly been polled as the most popular politician in the country.

French artist Sophie Calle invites New Yorkers to purge themselves of their deepest darkest secrets, and bury them—literally—at Brooklyn's most famous cemetery.

After a year and a half of listening to 'Hamilton; objectively way too much, and consulting Twitter, I have complied the ultimate list of the most annoying lines in a modern American masterpiece.

"The president gets real intelligence, saying that a real attack could be occurring, and people may think it's the same as his tweet about Obama."

Ad comes months before Murphy will face fellow Democrats in June primary

Fashion illustrator Dallas Shaw shares her inspiration behind her new book, The Way She Wears It

We’ve lost something larger than a man.

One of the magazine's newsletters included a conspiracy theory about Richard Nixon in its story about the company's controversial tweet.

The Victoria's Secret Angel's loft is on the fifth floor of a Tribeca walk-up

Brooklyn Bowl holds Rock and Roll Playhouse kids parties every Sunday

The high schooler meant it as a silly project for her resume.