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If you’ve traveled through the 42nd Street-Times Square or 59th Street-Lexington Avenue subway stations recently, you may have noticed the MTA’s latest efforts to decrease fare evasion: ‘turnstile fins.’ Similar to bird-control spikes, if you will, jagged new barriers have been installed on the turnstiles to deter fare jumpers. And as ridiculous as it may look, it actually is working—at least according to Governor Kathy Hochul’s latest announcement.
According to the Governor of New York, subway fare evasion is down 26% within the last six months. Now this...
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average American spends $3,635 annually on entertainment–a 25% increase from $2,909 in 2020. If you ask us, we probably spend that same amount on pizza and bagels alone, but the entertainment aspect does make sense, what with all of NYC’s nightclubs, museums, movies, concerts, and more.
So when the team over at Action Network conducted a study to determine America’s most entertaining city, we certainly expected NYC to come out on top–it was, after all, just named the “Best City That Never Sleeps.” And, well,...
I admit, I am a watcher of reality dating shows. Like most of us during the pandemic with little to do, I dove head first into reality TV, watching The Bachelor and The Bachelorette for the very first time, sprinkled with a little bit of Married at First Sight. But I know it was Love is Blind that really opened the door. It’s a well-produced show that follows a simple-but-ridiculous formula: contestants “date” each other in a futuristic pod where they can only hear each other’s voices. After a long courtship of 10 whole days, a handful of couples will come out...
Adidas has revealed the official match ball for the highly anticipated FIFA Club World Cup 2025, a tournament that promises to be historic as it expands to feature 32 teams for the first time.
With the USA as the host country, the ball’s design pays homage to American pride with bold colors and cutting-edge technology.
A design inspired by the host nation
The ball boasts a vibrant red, white, and blue color scheme, reflecting the hues of the American flag. Swirling star patterns add a touch of patriotism, while the iconic Adidas three stripes remain prominent.
The design draws...
Love is in the air, and this Brooklyn house fully decked out with the most over-the-top Valentine’s Day decorations proves it! And if you haven’t yet bought your Valentine a sweet gift–like this LEGO Botanical Bouquet (which is actually free this weekend)–planned a fun experience for you to enjoy together, or made your Valentine’s Day dinner reservations, you’re running out of time!
Thankfully, Amtrak is stepping in to save the day for all you uninspired, last-minute gift buyers with their Roomette Free Companion Flash Sale!
Amtrak’s Roomette Free Companion...
In a city filled with delicious Chinese restaurants, it’s hard to stand out. Upon The Palace, a new eatery by the multimillion-dollar Mogao Hospitality that opened in Tribeca at the end of 2024, has managed to do so in more ways than one.
Photograph: Courtesy of Upon The Palace
Specializing in contemporary Chinese dishes, the restaurant takes over two floors of the massive 7,000-square-foot space at 317 Greenwich Street. The interior feels like an ode to Chinese culture: expect gold leaf copper columns, quilted red leather chairs and handcrafted wood paneling, among other...
In a city filled with delicious Chinese restaurants, it’s hard to stand out. Upon The Palace, a new eatery by the multimillion-dollar Mogao Hospitality that opened in Tribeca at the end of 2024, has managed to do so in more ways than one.
Photograph: Courtesy of Upon The Palace
Specializing in contemporary Chinese dishes, the restaurant takes over two floors of the massive 7,000-square-foot space at 317 Greenwich Street. The interior feels like an ode to Chinese culture: expect gold leaf copper columns, quilted red leather chairs and handcrafted wood paneling, among other...
Transforming Trash Into Treasure: The Greatest And Biggest Ever Recycling Guide From Harlem To Harare Harlem World Magazine
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