Debbie Shields got a call at 8 a.m. saying her video already had 5 million hits — now fans are riding bikes to hug her outside Confessions Bar.

Mara Goldshtein, 90, says her brain works more and more as Brighton Beach crowns its babushkas again.

The Toronto hospitality brand's first U.S. outpost is set to seat 174 guests in the Meatpacking District, with a tequila lounge right next door.

Comedians will share their most mortifying true stories at Secret Pour on Nov. 12, with a trivia finale and prizes to close the night.

The handmade shoe brand founded by Henri Bendel is leaving its longtime East 55th Street home for a brand-new luxury tower nearby.

Four free screenings of a long-lost 1972 Harlem Renaissance gathering hit NYC this weekend — but a reservation won't guarantee you a seat.

Federal prosecutors say false statements tied to Cordoba led the IRS to pay out refunds it never should have issued.

NYPD divers used a helicopter basket to pull the struggling swimmer from the water near the Coney Island Pier.

Police say a group punched and kicked a 34-year-old man outside 110 MacDougal Street before grabbing his drinks and running off.

A suspended registration led Rye police to a man allegedly hiding from a Florida felony warrant and his own name.

A teen was stabbed in the back and hit with a baseball bat outside 993 President Street. No arrests have been announced.

Jerry Arce, 31, faces sexual abuse, forcible touching and harassment charges after his arrest in Brooklyn.

About 100 protesters gathered outside Jeffries' Downtown Brooklyn office, citing $6.23 diesel and a reported 120 children killed in a school bombing.