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Brooklyn's Own Adam Sandler Returns to New York with "You're My Best Friend" Tour at Madison Square Garden

Adam Sandler is bringing his "You're My Best Friend" tour to New York City, with a scheduled performance at Madison Square Garden on September 15. A Brooklyn native, Sandler will also perform in Albany, Syracuse, and Buffalo between September 16 and 21, making a total of four stops in New York State, according to CBS News New York.

New York, NY · 2025-06-27
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How NYSERDA grants are helping Bernheimer Architecture decarbonize River Commons and Penn South

Bernheimer Architecture (BA) is a recent recipient of New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) grants for two separate commissions: River Commons, a new ground up residential building in the Bronx; and a renovation project at Penn South, an existing midcentury cooperative housing campus in Manhattan originally designed by Herman Jessor.

Manhattan, NY · 2025-06-27
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Rapping, acting cameo among fringe activities lining Mamdani's thin work resume

Zohran Mamdani’s win over former New York governor Andrew Cuomo represents a victory for the new guard, progressive wing of the Democratic Party, but his record in public service could leave much to be desired by Democrats who were hoping to see someone with substantial experience, like Cuomo, win the Democratic primary for New York City mayor.

New York, NY · 2025-06-26
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US Holocaust Museum accuses Mamdani of ‘exploiting’ Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum lashed out at Zohran Mamdani, an anti-Israel New York state representative who is running for mayor of New York City, stating that “exploiting the museum and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising to sanitize ‘globalize the intifada’ is outrageous and especially offensive to survivors.”

New York, NY · 2025-06-18

Festivaltopia

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Forgotten Uprisings: Rebellions That Changed America

When New York Burned for Freedom When New York Burned for Freedom (image credits: unsplash) Picture this: Manhattan, 1712, when the city was just a small colony hugging the southern tip of the island. Nine whites were killed in the riot, and six were wounded. But this wasn’t just random violence – it was the ... Read more The post Forgotten Uprisings: Rebellions That Changed America appeared first on Festivaltopia .

New York · 2025-06-19

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NY’s ‘Italian American of the Year’ shares dream of Smithsonian museum — and why he’s rubbing elbows with MLB stars

Rome wasn’t built in a day, either. New York’s “Italian American of the Year” has big aspirations to spotlight the powerful paesans who have been the nation’s backbone for generations: a Smithsonian museum dedicated to culture Italiano . “It’s not about the Sunday sauce,” Chris Vaccaro, founder of the Italian American Heritage Society of Long Island, told The Post. Chris R. Vaccaro grabs a slice at Little Vincent’s Pizza in Huntington, N.Y. on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Heather Khalifa for the NY Post “I have this really personal quest to make sure that we don’t take for granted the journey that they made here…I’m living their American dream — and their American dream is to not forget Italy.” Vaccaro, a 38-year-old dad of three who also teaches media at Hofstra University , strives to leverage success on Long Island for the broader goal of achieving nationwide recognition in DC. It is an initiative shared with the Presidents of Major Italian American Organizations, which comprises approximately 70 individual branches across America. ‘Idiot’ tourist sits on and shatters ‘Van Gogh’ chair adorned with thousands of Swarovski crystals “The bottom line is, it would be great if Italian Americans had a national museum,”

New York, NY · 2025-06-12

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Rep. Malliotakis announces high school art competition winners

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican representing Staten Island and part of South Brooklyn, announced the winners of the 2025 Congressional Art Competition for New York’s 11th District. Washington D.C. winner Tammy Liang’s piece, Thank You Mother, will be displayed in the Cannon Tunnel under...

Staten Island, NY · 2025-06-12

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NYC’s Strangest Castle Was a Glorified Warehouse for Civil War Surplus Weapons

Looking at that image, you’d think someone found ruins from the old country and shipped them over stone by stone. Nope. Francis Bannerman built his castle from scratch in 1901. The weapons dealer had so much army surplus he needed his own private island to hold it all. Here’s...

New York, NY · 2025-06-09

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Xtreme Elite Cheer of Northern New York recruiting for season 2

Nearly a week after allegedly fleeing the scene of a fatal crash, a St. Lawrence County man has been located and arrested. The Republican from just north of New York City in the 17th Congressional District is considering a run for New York Governor. Belleville Henderson drops controversial superintendent candidate.

New York · 2025-06-09

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5 New York Cities with the Most Unhappy Workers

Have you ever scrolled through TikTok and seen the posts where people are unhappy with their jobs? A study by resume.io took a look at 50,000 TikTok posts to find the cities in America with the most dissatisfied workers. Not surprising (at least to me), New York State is showing the misery vibes.

New York · 2025-06-03

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5 New York Cities with the Most Unhappy Workers

Have you ever scrolled through TikTok and seen the posts where people are unhappy with their jobs? A study by resume.io took a look at 50,000 TikTok posts to find the cities in America with the most dissatisfied workers. Not surprising (at least to me), New York State is showing the misery vibes.

New York · 2025-06-03

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Runaway Gin to spend June in the Northeast with 4 shows in NY

Runaway Gin return to the Northeast this June for the first time in three years with four shows in New York State, stopping in NYC, Buffalo, Syracuse and Rochester. Runaway Gin is a Phish-tribute band from South Carolina. Voted Best Phish Tribute Band in the World 2 years in a row, the jam band celebrates their 11th year of touring. So far this year, Runaway Gin sold out half their shows as they prepare for a predominantly Northeast summer and exciting fall.

New York, NY · 2025-05-31

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BLACKPINK tickets: Get cheap seats for world tour, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago

BLACKPINK is back on the road for the first time in years for their “Deadline” world tour. The tour includes several North American tour stops beginning July 12 at California’s SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and concluding at Citi Field Stadium in Flushing, N.Y. on July 27.

Los Angeles, CA · 2025-05-27

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The Rule of Law vs. Autocracy; WNYC and Gothamist Pulitzer Nod; Quiz: Who Said That?; 100 Years: NY Films; Summer Culture: Theater

Emily Bazelon, staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, co-host of Slate's "Political Gabfest" podcast, Truman Capote fellow for creative writing and law at Yale Law School and author of Charged: The New Movement to Transform American Prosecution and End Mass Incarceration (Random House, 2019), offers legal analysis of the Supreme Court decision to continue to prohibit the Trump Administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members, and shares her take on how the courts are limiting executive power (or not).

New York, NY · 2025-05-19

Documented

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Haitian Heritage Month in NYC: All The Parties, Parades and Flag Day Fêtes

Haitian Heritage Month is a time to honor Haiti’s profound cultural legacy and recognize the contributions of Haitian communities across the United States. It was first celebrated in Boston in 1998 and later officially recognized by the New York State Assembly in 2022. At the heart of this month-long celebration is Haitian Flag Day on […] The post Haitian Heritage Month in NYC: All The Parties, Parades and Flag Day Fêtes appeared first on Documented .

New York, NY · 2025-05-16

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New York Area Shows We Love Right Now

This week I’m reminded of the breadth of world cultures and the long shadow of human history, with art exhibitions that span the local and global, past and present. While artists at the Bronx Museum engage with area communities and ecosystems, others at MoMA PS1 examine mass waste and excess, and the Morgan Library & Museum shows us how medieval Europe imagined the world. We’re also revisiting the legacy of American photographer Consuelo Kanaga, and as we get closer to summer it’s a perfect time to head a bit out of town and see a wonderful array of Indigenous artists at the Zimmerli Art Museum in New Jersey, curated by the late artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith. —Natalie Haddad, Reviews Editor.

New York Metropolitan Area, NJ · 2025-05-12