After Almost 40 Years OTB Closes It’s Doors for Good
Off Track Betting, better known as OTB, began its existence back in 1971 in order to bring in much needed
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New York
Sugar Plumb Fairy Too Plump for Her Part?
In his review of the New York City Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker, leading ballet critic Alastair MaCaulay stated that
Read MoreKosher Culinary Arts Sponsors Search for “The Next Great Kosher Chefâ€
Labeling itself as “the only all-kosher culinary academy outside of Israel” the Center of Kosher Culinary Arts sponsored a kosher-only
Read MoreOlfactory Art Center Opens at New York’s MAD
Next fall New York’s Museum of Arts and Design will open a wing dedicated purely to the art of scent.
Read MoreFDNY Will Begin Charging for Services Rendered
In what some are calling “crude” “inhumane” and “an abrogation of the social contract,” the New York Fire Department has
Read MoreThe 30th Anniversary of John Lennon’s Murder
Ayrton “Gary” dos Santos, the ‘Mayor of Strawberry Fields’, lit two candles in Central Park to honor the memory of
Read MoreClemency Granted to Immigrants Facing Deportation
Six immigrants who were scheduled to face deportation were pardoned by Governor David A. Paterson on Monday. All were about
Read MoreNew York’s Heart Finally Renewed in Times Square
Many factors have contributed to the success of the Times Square renewal project which has taken 30 years to complete.
Read More‘The Tourist’ Premieres in NYC
On Monday night, Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp where joined by co-star Paul Bettany, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Connolly on
Read MoreTimes Square is the Home of the Chic and Sophisticated
As a result of the past thirty years of persevering development the Times Square area is now one of the
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