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Norwegian choirs set to perform in York
The Scandinavian Choral Festival will begin with a choral singing contest at Guildhall between 7.30pm and 9pm on Friday, with the choirs each performing two songs inside the civic building.
18 min ago | National Public Radio
Airbnb Stays Are Illegal In New York, Court Rules
A search for places to stay in New York City via Airbnb returns plenty of results, despite the practice of short-term rentals being found to be illegal under city and state law.
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"Mark Is Not Going To Die In Vain": New Yorkers Rally After Murder of Gay Man
The site where Mark Carson was shot on West 8th Street, New York. Police say the killing was a hate crime.
8 hrs ago | The Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Fringe review: 'Joe's Cafe'
This musical caf is a one-man operation now, but the charm of the place hasn't been affected much by being downsized.
Lea Salonga Returns to the Cafe Carlyle With Back to Before, Now thru 6/8
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel will welcome back Tony Award-Winner Lea Salonga to the Caf Carlyle for her highly anticipated three-week engagement.
NYPD stop-and-frisk trial ends; race an issue
Hearing on the radio that a violent storm was approaching her rural Oklahoma neighborhood, Lindsay Carter took advantage of the advanced warning, gathered her belongings and fled.
Notes and diagrams show how famous authors including J.K. Rowling and ...
Gathering your thoughts when writing a novel can be a tricky process. Which is why many of the greats made sure they planned their plots beforehand.
Vigil Held For Gay Man Murdered In New York
Hundreds of New Yorkers gathered to remember Mark Carson , a 32-year-old gay Brooklyn man who was shot and killed in New York's Greenwich Village Friday in the fifth hate crime to plague the city this month.
The Wall Street Journal : Barbecue is such a sacred cow of American cuisine that compelling new approaches have been slow in coming.
Jeffrey Toobin; 2013 Mayoral Race; NYC Library Awards
Jeffrey Toobin of The New Yorker talks about the federal stop and frisk trial and the legal issues raised by the case here in New York City, as well as other national legal news.
'Britain's Obama' urges ties with West Africa
"Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic launch from Friday to Sunday, though it's not setting any light-speed records with a debut that's lower than the studio's... "Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic launch from Friday to Sunday, though it's not setting any light-speed records ... (more)
'Noone's New Yorker' at Loewen's Deli, Cupcake Charlie's Set for...
Foxborough The grand opening of Cupcake Charlie's at Patriot Place on Saturday, May 18, will be a family event offering cupcake giveaways, face painting, a photo booth and a DJ.
In ballet, females dominate stage while males direct leadership
Legendary choreographer George Balanchine once said, "ballet is woman," and that seems to be the case, considering the scarcity of boys aspiring to become ballet dancers compared to the legions of girls.
Bust of $55M butt-leg ring nets sheikh's man on Staten Island
A Staten Island supporter of the blind cleric, Omar Abdel Rahman, who masterminded the 1993 World Trade Center bombing has been arrested as part of a sweeping, multimillion-dollar scheme to flood New York with untaxed cigarettes, the state attorney general's office announced Thursday.
Politicians furious over Bronx bus company's 'Ghetto' tour
Tourists are crowding onto a Bronx bus tour that promises "a ride through a real New York City 'GHETTO' " - and local politicians are furious.
Theatre 'Kids Go Free' Wednesdays thru June 2013 at Madame Tussauds New York
Setting the stage as the perfect preshow for a Broadway matinee, Madame Tussauds New York is offering theatergoers free admission to the wax attraction for kids when accompanied by a full-paying adult and presentation of a Broadway show ticket.
Police call fatal NYC shooting a hate crime
A gunman used homophobic slurs before firing a fatal shot point-blank into a man's face on a Manhattan street alive with a weekend midnight crowd, a killing New York's police commissioner called an "anti-gay" hate... Officials investigating a train collision in Connecticut have ruled out foul play and are studying a rail fracture where a derailed ... (more)
Gianni Russo to Be Honored as Little Italy's 'Man of the...
Summer in Little Italy will officially start on Saturday, May 25, with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 12 Noon marking the opening of the Mulberry Street Pedestrian Mall, it was announced by Ralph Tramontana, President of the Little Ital Merchants Association which has operated the Mall since its creation 25 years ago.
BWW Flashback: Second Stage's the Last Five Years Ends Extended...
In May, it was announced that Ghostlight Records will preserve the hit Second Stage Theatre production of The Last Five Years , created and directed by Jason Robert Brown .