The Gold Cube in Central Park Is Already Making Enemies
The cube, produced by artist Niclas Castello, has predictably been dragged up and down the internet.
Paul McCartney’s brother-in-law drops $27M on UES penthouse
Money can’t buy love, but for one former attorney to the Beatles, it can buy a ritzy penthouse overlooking Central Park. John Eastman, an entertainment lawyer and brother of Paul McCartney’s first wife, Linda, nabbed a Carnegie Hill co-op for $26.5 million, property records show. Eastman purchased the unit at 1133 Fifth Avenue in June. The sellers were John Hannan, chairman of Apollo Investment Corporation, and his wife, Judith. The building was completed in 1928
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Jocelyn Bioh and Saheem Ali Usher in the Return of The Public Theater
Playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Saheem Ali are ushering in the revival of The Public Theater with modern adaptations of Shakespeare.
Jocelyn Bioh and Saheem Ali Usher in the Return of The Public Theater
Playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Saheem Ali are ushering in the revival of The Public Theater with modern adaptations of Shakespeare.
Central Park ice rinks stay open amid Trump Org contract spat
In a rare win for the Trump Organization, the ice-skating rinks at Central Park that bear the former president’s name will remain open for the next few months, after being slated to close on Sunday. City Hall announced on Sunday that the Wollman and Lasker rinks will stay open under the current management, Trump Organization, for the remainder of the season, the New York Times reported. “But make no mistake, we will not be doing
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Animation Has Become a Huge Battlefront of the Streaming Wars
Why animation’s surge in the streaming wars has made it more difficult for fans to enjoy their favorite content.
New York City on a Budget: 10 Great Things to Do That Won’t Break the Bank
New York City is an amazing place. I’ve been smitten ever since my first visit and it’s a love affair that continues. It’s a city that offers so much. It’s also a city that can easily break your budget! NYC living doesn’t always equal cheap living. However, there is plenty to do for free or …
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Woman Jumps Into Freezing Central Park Lake To Saved Dog From Drowning
NEW YORK (AP) — A dog owner has leapt into a freezing lake in New York City’s Central Park to rescue her dog from drowning.
Central Park Pond Rescue: Two Saved After Falling Through Ice (PHOTO)
Two unidentified people were rescued from a Central Park pond after falling through the ice Tuesday, a FDNY official confirmed. A first responder and a FDNY official assisted in the rescue near 5th Avenue and West 60th Street.
NYC Pedicab Fares Eyed By City Council After Tourists Charged $442 For A Ride
NEW YORK — Even in an era of $500 hotel rooms and $18 cocktails, the $442 that a Texas family paid for a ride in a New York City pedicab has become notorious. The outrageous fare made headlines in the city’s tabloids over the summer, and since then, officials have been pushing for a simplified …
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