Spider-Man Musical Off to a Flying Start on Broadway
The first preview performance of the most expensive Broadway production in history took place on Sunday night. “Spider-Man: Turn Off
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New York
Justin Bieber Visits New York
On November 26th, Justin Bieber spent hours at Barnes and Nobel signing thousands of copies of his book “First Step
Read MoreCrocheting Artist Olek’s New Showcase in New York
Knitting has been common for as long as we can remember. New York City- based artist Agata Oleksiak, or ‘Olek’,
Read MoreSusan Boyle Wows New Yorkers in a Performance of Three Songs
Susan Boyle put on a mini-concert on the Today Show in Rockefeller Plaza in New York City yesterday morning. The
Read MoreSixty Years of Desegregation in Stuyvesant Town
To most people the name Lee Lorch does not mean much. However to anyone studying the history of desegregation in
Read MoreQueens Zoo Welcomes Six New Endangered Parrot Chicks
Six parrot chicks were recently born in the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Queens Zoo in New York City. These babies are
Read MoreUpstate Water Project to Create About 1,500 Jobs
In 1988 leaks were first discovered in an 85-mile-long aqueduct which supplies about half of New York City’s drinking water.
Read MoreTwo Stolen Artifacts Returned to Italy
An Italian policeman noticed a possibly familiar marble torso on sale for $350,000 in display while walking down Madison Avenue
Read MoreThe 18th Annual CANstruction Competition Entries on Display in New York
Twenty five sculptures are currently on display in New York’s World Financial Center for the city’s 18th Annual CANstruction Competition.
Read MoreOne Nation, One City, One Taxi
Since 1970 New York cabs have been required to be painted bright ‘taxi-yellow’ as Lands’ End might name the color.
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