The AI Book Devourer Is Feasting on New York's Bookstores
"This personally for me was a windfall that allowed me to keep my two assistants and helped me stay in business," said one New York bookseller.
Courts of Contempt
Our investigation into the machinations of New York's broken judicial system. →
Table of Success
Meet the swarming cast of players who populated the greater Eric Adams Cinematic Universe. →
Cultural Capital
Keeping our finger on the pulse of what's new and noteworthy.
You'll Literally Never Guess the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music's Centennial Baby
Hint: He lived in Gracie Mansion.
Baby's First Shakespeare in the Park
Thank God there's still something in New York City that's worth waiting on line for.
A Magical Stroll Through the World's Oldest Tarot Decks
Thank the Renaissance's most devout for exorcising the devil from the Morgan Library & Museum's new exhibit.
Get Ready for Five Days of Bliss at Rockaway Film Festival 9
If you're looking for the best way to send off the summer, put RFF9 on your calendar.
'We Pooped and Peed in a Horse': The Hell Gate Staff Goes to 'The Odyssey'
We were not impressed.
Introducing a 17-Year-Old Rapper's Mom to His Publicist
Plus: Will talking about James Dolan get you banned from the Phish subreddit?
The Downtown Boys Guide to Downtown NYC
The beloved punk band's vocalist Victoria Marie on her favorite places to get dumplings after a protest (and her band's terrific new album).
What Will Become of the Treasures in the Trash?
In his three decades as a sanitation worker, Nelson Molina rescued 55,000 objects for an informal trash museum. As Molina makes plans to leave New York, the future of the collection is in doubt.
Fall in Love With Shakespeare on the Rocks' Version of 'Much Ado About Nothing'
Rockaway locals battle weather and smoke to capture "lightning in a bottle" in their new boardwalk production.
Paddle Over to These Ping-Pong Sculptures in the Rockaways
A new Public Art Fund installation posits table tennis is an art form.
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