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90Meet the City’s Most In-Demand Mohel
Rabbi Eliezer Lawrence is a highly sought-after mohel in New York City. He performs up to ten brises a week and has more five-star Google reviews than any other mohel in the city, making it a full-time job.
Never-Before-Seen Stanley Kubrick Photos Debut in New York
This artnet news article announces the debut of previously unseen Stanley Kubrick photos at The Photograph Show in New York.
The Astonishing Ride of the Abernathy Boys
The article recounts the astonishing horseback ride of Jack Abernathy's young sons from Oklahoma to New York in 1910.
New York Penn Station to close for 4 hours before World Cup matches
New York Penn Station will be closed for 4 hours before World Cup matches.
Kathy Hochul Finds a Way to Tax the Rich
Governor Kathy Hochul is proposing a tax surcharge on second homes owned by the ultrawealthy in New York. The proposal has garnered praise from Zohran Mamdani.
Train tickets to 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium from NYC to cost more than $100
Train tickets from New York City to MetLife Stadium for the 2026 World Cup via NJ Transit are expected to cost more than $100, compared to the ordinary price of $12.90.
Train tickets to 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium from NYC to cost more than $100
The Athletic reports that train tickets from New York City to MetLife Stadium for the 2026 World Cup will cost over $100, compared to the usual $12.90 for the 18-mile trip.
Here comes the sun: New bill would let New Yorkers hang solar panels from windows
A new bill, the Sunny Act, in New York could remove barriers and allow all New Yorkers to hang their own solar panels from windows.
Question Alvin Bragg’s Methods, But the Numbers Don’t Lie
This article discusses how Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has demonstrated that a "tough on crime" stance is not required to ensure public safety in New York.
Godzilla Minus Zero Trailer: Godzilla Attacks New York in First Look
The 'Godzilla Minus Zero' trailer reveals that Godzilla is heading to New York in the sequel.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani reveals his plan for tackling a decades-long NYC issue: scaffolding
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reveals his plan to address the problem of scaffolding in NYC.
Trump Shares Gruesome Video of Deadly Attack on Social Media
Donald Trump shared a gruesome video of a woman's murder at a Florida gas station to his social media accounts. The video was intended to criticize Democrats' handling of immigration issues.
Eric Adams Needs to Knock Off the Globe-trotting
Incoming New York City mayor Eric Adams's penchant for international travel may cause problems during his term. Citing reporting from the New York Post, the piece notes Adams's trips to Monaco, Ghana, and Israel, and speculates about whether he will be able to balance these personal interests with his mayoral duties.
Cameron Diaz looks distressed as she films emotional scene in New York as she returns to limelight after a decade
Cameron Diaz was seen filming an emotional scene in New York City, signaling her return to acting after a decade.
A 'Self-Doxing' Rave Helps Trans People Stay Safe Online
A 'self-doxing' rave in New York City aimed to help transgender people learn cybersecurity practices to increase their online safety and privacy.
Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer admits to strangling 8 women
Rex Heuermann, the accused Gilgo Beach serial killer, admitted on Wednesday to strangling eight women and discarding their remains on Long Island, New York over three decades. Heuermann faces charges connected to the deaths of Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, Amber Lynn Costello, and Maureen Brainard-Barnes, whose remains were found in the Gilgo Beach area in 2010.
New Yorkers Mostly Like What They See From Mamdani So Far
A new poll shows Mamdani with high marks for his leadership and snow handling, but his approval rating is lower than Eric Adams’s was around the same period in New York.
Yankees opt against schedule changes because of the cold weather
The New York Yankees considered altering their schedule this week due to cold weather and harsh winds in New York and other parts of the country, but opted against it.
The Mamdani vs. City Council Budget Food Fight Helps No One
Zohran Mamdani and NYC Council leaders are engaged in a public dispute over a budget critical to New York City's health, prompting calls for de-escalation and constructive dialogue.
Roy fired as Islanders coach, replaced by DeBoer
Patrick Roy has been fired as coach of the New York Islanders and replaced by Peter DeBoer, following a four-game losing streak that has pushed the team out of playoff contention.
Blake Lively's sexual harassment claims against Justin Baldoni are tossed out
A federal judge in New York has dismissed Blake Lively's sexual harassment claims against Justin Baldoni regarding the movie “It Ends With Us,” but claims for retaliation remain.
Will AOC’s Vow to Oppose Israel Military Aid Set a Standard?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vowed to oppose all military aid to Israel, prompting the question of whether this will set a new standard for Democrats.
Super Micro Co-Founder Pleads Not Guilty in China Smuggling Case
Super Micro Computer Inc. co-founder Yih-Shyan “Wally” Liaw pleaded not guilty in New York to charges that he helped illegally divert billions of dollars in Nvidia Corp.-powered servers to China.
Why Giannis Antetokounmpo's future in Milwaukee is far from settled
The article discusses the uncertainty surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo's future with the Milwaukee Bucks, noting the team had discussions about potentially moving him to New York during the summer.
It Will Be a Scandal If Mamdani Can’t Pay EMS Workers Better
Errol Louis argues that it will be a scandal if Zohran Mamdani cannot improve the undercompensation of EMS workers in New York.
When Elevators Break, These NYCHA Residents Are Stuck in Their Apartments
The article reports on the broken elevators, intercoms, and other issues at NYCHA's Surfside Gardens, which cause disruptions for senior and disabled residents.
New York Post
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Rex Heuermann Was My Boss During the Gilgo Beach Murders
This article discusses what Rex Heuermann, the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer, was like as a boss in the New York architecture world.
Jd Vance
This page is an archive of all stories about J.D. Vance published on the New York Media network.
Accident: Jazz CRJ9 at New York on Mar 22nd 2026, collision with fire truck on runway
A Jazz CRJ9 aircraft collided with a fire truck on the runway in New York on March 22nd, 2026, according to an Aviation Herald report.
Rap band WHATMORE are the sound of New York adolescence
Rap collective WHATMORE, a group of best friends who met at LaGuardia, are poised to become New York City's next big music sensation less than a year after their debut album release.
Two current Major League Baseball players have been charged with sports betting and money laundering by the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of New York.
8 states, including California and New York, sue to block $6.2B Nexstar-Tegna merger
Eight states, including California and New York, are suing to block Nexstar's proposed $6.2 billion takeover of Tegna.
San Francisco Killed New York Food Delivery - iLovetheUpperWestSide.com
The article argues that San Francisco has negatively impacted New York's food delivery system, which was formerly based on neighborhoods, memory, and mutual obligation.
Us v. Them (Hardcover)
The book "Us v. Them" by Ronen Givony provides an in-depth history of the Brooklyn music scene over ten years in New York.
The New Court Tactic Helping ICE Deport Immigrants
The article reports from federal court in Manhattan on a new tactic by ICE to deport immigrants by pressuring them to attend in-person appointments.
Exclusive: Candex Extends Series C To $40M+ To Help Enterprises Easily Onboard Global Vendors
Candex, a New York-based fintech startup that helps large companies manage payments to small and irregular vendors, has extended its Series C funding round to over $40 million with a strategic investment from HSBC.
Meteor triggers massive boom, disintegrates over Northeast Ohio
A meteor caused a massive boom that was heard and felt by tens of thousands of people across Northeast Ohio, extending into Pennsylvania and New York.
A Quiet Place: Day One review: Intimate New York disaster with a light touch
The AV Club reviews "A Quiet Place: Day One," praising its intimate focus on a New York City disaster. The review highlights the film's light touch in exploring the characters' experiences amidst the chaos.
Live from London, it's the first teaser for Saturday Night Live UK
The first teaser for *Saturday Night Live UK* has been released. The footage shows a set resembling the original New York series.
Carnival
This Channel 5 webpage lists February 2026 tour dates for "Carnival" in New York, Toronto, Montreal, and Durham. The venues include the Brooklyn Paramount, Queen Elizabeth, Olympia, and Carolina Theatre.
Piracy
The Wikipedia page discusses piracy, defined as the unauthorized duplication or distribution of copyrighted material, often for commercial gain. It covers the history of piracy from maritime theft to modern digital copyright infringement and its legal ramifications.
The cases against Harvey Weinstein: A timeline of allegations and trials
The article provides a timeline of the allegations and trials against Harvey Weinstein, the former Hollywood producer currently on trial for sex crimes in New York. It details the progression of legal proceedings and accusations that have led to the current trial.
The Fever tickets
TodayTix is offering tickets for Wallace Shawn's Obie Award-winning solo play, "The Fever", in New York City. The play is internationally acclaimed and features Shawn's return to the stage.
Raise Taxes on the Rich? These Rich New Yorkers Are All for It.
The article discusses Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposal to raise taxes on New Yorkers earning over $1 million annually. It highlights that some wealthy New Yorkers actually support the tax increase.
Dinosaur Jr., The Jesus and Mary Chain + more: Total Bummer Festival Tickets
Dinosaur Jr. and The Jesus and Mary Chain are co-headlining Total Bummer, a new full weekend festival co-presented by Knockdown Center and Saint Vitus. The festival will take place on May 30th at Knockdown Center in New York, with tickets starting at $69.01.
Stephen Shore, Ryan McGinley’s Xeroxes in “Hard Copy New York”
The New Yorker highlights various cultural events in New York, including an exhibition called "Hard Copy New York" featuring the Xeroxes of Stephen Shore and Ryan McGinley. Other highlighted events include Jonathan Richman's music and Sean Hayes' performance in the play "The Unknown."
Archival Research Society Presents: Aaron Stern, Hard Copy: New York · Luma
The Archival Research Society (ARS) presents Aaron Stern, focusing on the transition of photographs from fleeting digital images to physical objects. The event, titled "Hard Copy: New York," explores the significance and impact of preserving images in a tangible format.
Wordle Is Joining The New York Times Games
The New York Times Company announced that it has acquired Wordle for an undisclosed price. The Times aims to provide engaging content to English-speaking users as part of their subscription model.
The Salaries of 60 New Yorkers
New York Magazine presents a candid look at the salaries of 60 New Yorkers, ranging from AI engineers to fashion Substackers, dentists, dog walkers, celebrity stylists, and weed clerks. The anonymous conversations offer insights into income levels across various professions in New York City.
‘The Only Way I Looked Like Bill Clinton’: Seth MacFarlane explains why he used AI in ‘Ted’
At the New York premiere of the second season of "Ted," Seth MacFarlane discussed the use of AI to make him look like Bill Clinton for one of the episodes.
Bhavitha Mandava i-D Magazine Cover
Bhavitha Mandava, an Indian model, gained prominence after opening Chanel's show in the New York City subway. The article details her rise to fame, her experience working with Matthieu Blazy at Chanel, and her desire to make her Indian parents proud. The photoshoot for i-D Magazine was conducted by Inez and Vinoodha, with styling by Clare Byrne.
My Dentist’s Murder Trial
James Lasdun recounts the murder trial of Dr. Gilberto Nunez, a dentist in New York. Nunez faced accusations of adultery, impersonating a C.I.A. agent, and causing a man's death through lethal sedation.
New York Is Hosting the World Cup Final
New York is set to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. The video details the significant logistical, infrastructural, and financial commitments required to host such a massive event, including stadium upgrades and transportation enhancements.
New York considers bill that would ban chatbots from giving legal, medical advice
New York is considering a bill that would prohibit chatbots from providing legal or medical advice. The proposed legislation would grant individuals the right to sue chatbot owners for violations.
What’s Driving Rising Business Costs?
A Liberty Street Economics analysis uses February 2025 regional surveys to explore what drove rising business costs in the New York-Northern New Jersey region during that year. The analysis identifies key factors contributing to these cost increases.
New York Could Prohibit Chatbot Advice on Medical, Legal, and Engineering Questions
New York Senate Bill S7263 proposes to hold chatbot operators civilly liable for AI-generated advice in 14 licensed professions, including law. The bill disallows disclaimers as protection and opens the door for private lawsuits against chatbot operators.
PERROTIN
The provided link leads to a 404 error page on the website of Perrotin, an art gallery founded in 1990 by Emmanuel Perrotin. Perrotin has locations in Paris, New York, Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Los Angeles, Dubai and London.
Ivana Trump’s Death Ruled an Accident
Ivana Trump, Donald Trump's first ex-wife and mother to his three eldest children, died at 73. Her death was ruled an accident caused by blunt impact injuries to her torso, according to New York City's chief medical examiner.
03.14.25.underdogsettlement.pdf
The document is a settlement agreement between the New York State Gaming Commission and Underdog Sports Wagering NY LLC. It outlines terms and conditions related to alleged violations or issues concerning Underdog's operations within New York.
Inside the company selling quantum entanglement
Qunnect, a company working to build an "unhackable quantum internet," is laying cables underneath New York City that are teeming with entangled quantum particles of light. After a decade of research, Qunnect aims to create a quantum internet that relies on the principles of quantum mechanics to transmit information securely.
Watch The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
The Netflix URL links to "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)", a film about three adult siblings confronting their artist father in New York City.
After 25 glorious weeks, La Chimera says “arrivederci” to New York’s IFC Center
After a successful 25-week run, the film "La Chimera" is ending its showings at New York's IFC Center. The movie's extended engagement reflects its popularity with audiences.
The Nanny Squatter
The article chronicles the experience of a New York couple, the Nordenströms, who hired a nanny, only for her to refuse to leave their home, leading to a protracted eviction process and legal battles. It explores the complexities of tenant rights, the vulnerabilities of employers, and the unexpected challenges that can arise within domestic employment.
Jonathan Majors found guilty in domestic violence trial [Updated]
Actor Jonathan Majors was found guilty of misdemeanor assault and harassment in his domestic violence trial. He was acquitted of another assault charge and aggravated harassment.
Blankmag Books New York Feature Interview
Hypebeast interviews Jun Ohki, owner of Blankmag Books, a Chinatown bookshop described as a living archive of counterculture. Ohki emphasizes that print never went out of style and that the bookshop provides a space for people to connect with physical media and ideas.
Cash and Carry, by David Sedaris
David Sedaris recounts his experiences with found furniture in New York City, reflecting on his early, financially challenging days and the stories behind his curbside acquisitions. He details an encounter assisting a woman with a cabinet she discovered on the street, prompting a broader contemplation on the meaning and history embedded within discarded items.
We Traced NYC’s 30-Year Water Problem to the Source
This YouTube video from Wear Many Hats investigates the history of New York City's water supply, tracing its origins to upstate reservoirs and aqueducts built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It explores the engineering marvels and political decisions that have shaped the city's access to clean and abundant water for over a century.
We traced NYC’s weed supply to the source
This YouTube video follows the journey of a cannabis supply chain from farms in California and Oregon to the streets of New York City, highlighting the logistical challenges and legal complexities involved. The video features interviews with cannabis cultivators, distributors, and retailers, providing insights into the illicit and regulated aspects of the industry.
How 9/11 Changed The Climax Of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man wrapped shooting shortly before 9/11, and the tragedy significantly impacted the film's editing and final form. Notably, a sequence featuring the World Trade Center was removed and replaced, altering the intended climax.
Lowlights From Jeanine Pirro, Trump’s D.C. Prosecutor Pick
The *New York Magazine* article compiles a series of controversial and inflammatory statements made by Fox News host Jeanine Pirro. The article was written after Pirro was reportedly chosen to become the interim top prosecutor in Washington, D.C.
FIFA Fan Fest for New York/New Jersey cancelled four months before World Cup
FIFA cancelled the FIFA Fan Fest planned for New York/New Jersey just four months before the 2026 World Cup. Tickets had been sold, and planning had been underway for a year with the ambition of remaining open for all 104 games during the tournament.
20 N Moore St New York NY
Access to the Zillow page for 20 N Moore St, New York, NY has been denied. The page is protected by a CAPTCHA challenge from PerimeterX.
Ryan Garcia suspended one year as Devin Haney win ruled no-contest
Ryan Garcia has been suspended for one year by the New York State Athletic Commission after testing positive for the banned substance ostarine. Garcia's victory over Devin Haney in April 2024 has been overturned and ruled a no-contest.
Senior+ Product Designer at Hadrius
Hadrius is hiring a Senior Product Designer for an onsite role in New York, NY, emphasizing the importance of hard skills such as light coding and design craft. The role reflects the evolving landscape of design teams, with agents being used more frequently and Figma less so.
Zohran Mamdani
This URL provides an archive of stories published on Intelligencer that mention Zohran Mamdani. Zohran Mamdani is a New York State Assembly member representing the 36th district.
Best Hotel In New York
Hotel Chelsea, located at 222 West 23rd St, is described as the best hotel in New York. It's a 250-unit hotel built between 1883 and 1885, and the site encourages bookings.
Reviving The Dream of Physical Media at Night Owl in Williamsburg
Night Owl Video in Williamsburg is a video rental store that is intentionally pushing back against the digitally mediated realities of modernity by maintaining a vast library of physical media. The store is located on Williamsburg's "Analog Alley," emphasizing its commitment to tangible experiences.
The Best Bathhouses Aren’t the Photogenic Ones
The article explores the appeal of traditional, non-photogenic bathhouses, particularly in New York City, contrasting them with the trendy wellness experiences. It highlights the authentic and potentially transformative nature of these establishments, contrasting them with more superficial trends.
New York Fashion Wrestles With Reality, Plus 4 More Takeaways from NYFW
This Vogue article summarizes key trends and themes from New York Fashion Week (NYFW). The author notes a focus on "serious clothes for serious times," reflecting designers' acknowledgement of the world's complexities, plus four additional takeaways.
The Chaos of an ICE Detention
Jordan Salama reports on the chaos that ensues when Manuela's husband is detained by ICE on the street in New York City. The event instantly upends her life.
How One Doctor With ALS Changed New York’s Right-to-Die Law
Dr. Jeremy Boal, diagnosed with ALS, advocated for the passage of New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act. He persuaded Governor Kathy Hochul to sign the bill, which would allow terminally ill patients to request a prescription for medication to end their lives.
New York Wins George Polk Award for Federal Plaza Cover
New York Magazine has won a George Polk Award for its cover story featuring Stephanie Keith's photographs inside 26 Federal Plaza. Keith's images document the Trump administration's immigration policies in New York City, offering a stark visual narrative.
Inside 26 Federal Plaza: ICE Agents’ Deportation Dragnet
The article details how ICE agents target immigrants arriving at 26 Federal Plaza in NYC for routine hearings, detaining them and separating them from their families. This practice disrupts legal processes and creates fear within immigrant communities.
Peter Strausfeld, the Movie-Poster Master
Anthony Lane's article in The New Yorker profiles Peter Strausfeld, a master of movie poster design, and discusses the art form itself. It also provides information on where to purchase these posters in New York.
Movie Poster of the Week
The article discusses the iconic movie posters designed by Peter Strausfeld, known for his distinctive linocut style, coinciding with an exhibition of his work in New York City. Strausfeld's posters are celebrated for their unique aesthetic and impact on film promotion.
Peter Strausfeld’s linocut posters for classic cinema are elegant, sophisticated and deceptively simple
Poster House in New York City is hosting an exhibition celebrating Peter Strausfeld, a German refugee known for his illustrative posters for classic cinema. For 35 years, Strausfeld created elegant linocut posters for global auteurs, despite initially being posted at bomb sites.
Digital Savings Startup Vestwell Lands $385M, Doubles Valuation
Vestwell, a New York-based digital savings platform, secured $385 million in Series E funding. The round was co-led by Blue Owl Capital and Sixth Street Growth, doubling Vestwell's valuation.
The Tension Between Mamdani and NYC’s Black Community
Errol Louis analyzes the tension between New York City's Black community and Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani. Louis suggests that Mayor Eric Adams can take steps to shore up Black political power, which he argues is starting to feel precarious.
Why Is Mamdani Threatening a Property-Tax Hike?
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's initial budget proposal for NYC includes a property tax increase if Governor Kathy Hochul and Albany do not agree to raise taxes on wealthy individuals. The proposed tax hike is intended to address the city's budget challenges.