It’s 8:30 a.m., and I’ve woken up in my best friend’s Chelsea apartment to my phone buzzing with notifications. I’m only 24 hours into my latest New York jaunt, and already I’ve got three men hitting me up for a date. Who is she?! I should start by stating: This is not normal for me. … Read more
Forget gallery walks. It’s all about the gallery ride. For the price of a subway fare, world-class art — from Yayoi Kusama’s colorful creations to William Wegman’s irresistible dog photographs — can be enjoyed in stations across New York City, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Over the decades, the MTA has commissioned … Read more
On fashion’s biggest night out, you can count on a second look. As the stars poured out of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Monday night, the coveted Met Gala after-parties were just getting started across the Big Apple, from the Boom Boom Room to Casa Cipriani, where A-listers debuted yet another outfit change of the… … Read more
The Untitled Hotel at 3 Freeman Alley on the Lower East Side is chucking the traditional hotel gift shop for something a tad more permanent: Unscripted Ink, the city’s first in-hotel tattoo studio. But this is no late-night, regrettable “I ♥ NY” stamp shop. Unscripted Ink is about immersive experiences, offering everything from the fleeting beauty … Read more
Developer Gil Dezer won’t stop until he’s on the top. “We keep asking the FAA for taller, and the request keeps getting granted,’’ said Dezer, whose company is the largest landowner of oceanfront property in South Florida, with condo sales of more than $4 billion in the state. Dezer is talking about two of his … Read more
This city’s self-loving citizens sure put the “touch” in touchdown. Travis Kelce may have hit the dance floor with Taylor Swift following the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win on Sunday night — but the team’s hometown fans found a far freakier way to celebrate. According to PornHub, activity on the X-rated website surged in … Read more
Martha Stewart, Neil Patrick Harris and Ice-T were just a few of the famous faces to grace the NYC Wine and Food Festival over the weekend. Source link #NYC #Wine #Food #Festival #Americas #famous #foodies #turn #citys #delicious #bash
Lock up your sons — and grandpa, too. Candace Bushnell, 64, proved age really is just a number with the revelation she once dated both a 21-year-old and a 91-year-old in the same week. The “Sex and the City” scribe dished the eyebrow-raising detail during an interview with Us Weekly on Monday, confirming a Page … Read more
Only one-third of Americans claim to do their part when it comes to recycling, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 Americans revealed that beyond the 34% who take recycling very seriously, others admit they try to recycle when they are able (29%) or don’t recycle as much as they should (9%). The biggest … Read more
You still can’t leave Mexico City without eating your body weight’s worth of tacos al pastor and crunchy chicharrón. But CDMX is increasingly recognized for its innovative fine-dining. Just across the street from Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera’s Museo Casa Estudio, start your dining journey at San Ángel Inn, a former monastery that’s been a … Read more
It was almost inevitable that Juárez would emerge as Mexico City’s latest colonia of cool. Bisected by the Paseo de la Reforma — the city’s version of Broadway and the longest avenue in the world — and north of hip Colonia Roma, Juárez couldn’t be more centrally located. It’s also stuffed with increasingly chic and … Read more
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — For the second time in less than a week on Tuesday, the New York City website crashed for scheduling monkeypox vaccinations. The city said traffic was heavy – further evidence that the demand for shots remains high. On Tuesday, the city released 1,250 appointment time slots at its clinics in … Read more
newYou can now listen to Fox News articles! New York City made available another batch of monkeypox vaccines on Tuesday, health officials said, but the website for appointments crashed within minutes due to excessive demand. About 267 New Yorkers have already tested positive for monkeypox, a virus similar to smallpox with mild symptoms. About 7,000 … Read more