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The Next Dimes Square Is Just Around the Corner

New York City is constantly in a state of art scenes gentrifying neighborhoods and changing the city. Dimes Square isn't unique.
By Erin Taylor
Nina Dobrev.

Nina Dobrev Is Considering a Move to the Lower East Side

The former 'Vampire Diaries' star checked out a pricey two-bedroom condo
By Morgan Halberg
Loaded to the Gunwalls at The Aviary.

The Newest Nightlife Trend in NYC? Omakase Style Cocktail Bars

New Yorkers looking for the next frontier in cocktails should head to The Aviary or Banzarbar for an omakase style drink experience.
By Taylor Tobin
"Poemas Sinteticos La Noche," Ivan Krassoievitch.

Proxyco Gallery Brings Latin American Art to the Lower East Side

By Margaret Carrigan
James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem

Book on 2000s NY Rock Scene Has Everyone in It Begging for Redactions, Including Me

By Sarah Lewitinn
It tastes just like pink lemonade, only topped with dried rose petals.

The Flower Shop Is New York’s Most Nostalgic Downtown Hangout

By Margaret Abrams
TM Davy, horses (xo), 2016.

TM Davy’s ‘Horses’ Are Not What They Seem

By Scott Indrisek
Ace Harlyn, Charlie Wagner tattooing Millie Hull, 1939.

How Tattooing Left a Permanent Mark on New York That’s More Than Skin Deep

By Alanna Martinez
Catherine Chambers at Plank Pilates.

Why Your First Pilates Class Should Be Private

By Margaret Abrams
David Burnett, [Larry King, Bill Clinton, and Al Gore Preparing a Television Interview], 1992.

How the White House Was Won (in Pictures), and 5 Other Things to Do in New York Now

By Alanna Martinez
Actor Willem Dafoe parted ways with a Grand Street co-op.

Willem Dafoe Sells Grand Street Abode

By Morgan Halberg
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer speaks at the City Council's monthly pre-stated meeting.

Council Approves Bill to Revamp Deed Restriction Process After Rivington Fiasco

By Madina Toure
Seek Foods.

Celebrate World Edible Insect Day With Delicious Cricket Snacks

By Cayte Bosler
ISTANBUL, TURKEY - DECEMBER 14: A ferry is seen on route to the Asian side on December 14, 2015 in Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul in Turkey's northwest is the only city on earth spanning two continents. The Bosphorus, a small stretch of water divides Europe from Asia. Istanbul's world famous ferries are one of the most popular ways to get around the city, it is estimated that more than 300,000 people take the ferry to work each day.

Turkey Leaves EU Cultural Fund, Paris Opens Street Art Museum

By Alanna Martinez
Conbody instructors test their stamina.

Train on a Correctional Bus, Talk Football With Friends

By Margaret Abrams
The Bronx Museum of the Arts.

The Bronx Lures Artists, Art World Responds to the Presidential Debate

By Alanna Martinez
329566 35: A statue of Lenin stands on the roof of the Red Square Building in the East Village June 1, 1998 in New York City. Populated by residents of numerous heritages including Jewish, Chinese, Latino, African American and Greek, neighborhoods in New York''s Lower East Side are also home to many painters and artists, some of whom have been tempted to leave since the area''s renewed popularity has caused important rent increases.

LES Lenin Statue Removed, Chicago Architecture Biennial Names New Leaders

By Alanna Martinez
Former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.

Sheldon Silver’s Anointed Heir Ousted In Primary

By Will Bredderman
Kanye West's Famous.

Kanye West’s ‘Famous’ Sculpture Shown in LA, Execs Depart Bronx Museum

By Alanna Martinez
This Mr. Purple Instagram shot could be yours.

You Need a Secret Code for This Rooftop Concert

By Margaret Abrams
Jia Lounge.

We Guarantee Less Awkward Dates at These Three Spots

By Margaret Abrams
Ice & Vice is an innovative start-up that specializes in handcrafted artisanal ice cream, sorbets, and frozen yogurts. We introduce experimental, high-end flavor profiles to ice cream and frozen desserts, and re-imagine the way we experience them. Our ice cream contains 16% butterfat, little air, creating a rich, luxurious product.

The Iconic Black and White Cookie Gets an Instagram-Ready Makeover

By Margaret Abrams
Sweet Chick donut ice cream sandwich.

These Inventive Ice Cream Sandwiches Elevate the Art of Dessert

By Margaret Abrams
Lou Reed and Nico.

New York Is Still Lou Reed’s Town (You Just Live in It)

By John Kruth
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