Bryant Park Winter Wonderland Generates Over $8.5 Million in Seasonal Revenue
Bryant Park's ice rink, managed by Rink Management Services, generates significant revenue, with free admission but charges for skate rentals, contributing to a festive environment that supports local employment and community activities.
"Gwyneth Goes Skiing" Musical Captivates New York Audiences with Comedic Take on Paltrow's Trial
An off-Broadway musical titled "Gwyneth Goes Skiing" humorously re-enacts Gwyneth Paltrow’s 2019 ski collision trial, offering interactive verdicts for the audience.
Bare Essentials for Charity, Cupid's Undie Run Strips Down in Manhattan for NF Research
Cupid's Undie Run in Manhattan raises funds for neurofibromatosis research, with participants racing in underwear to support the Children's Tumor Foundation.
Apollo Theater and WNYC Honor MLK's Legacy, Explore Modern-Day Injustice in Annual Tribute
The Apollo Theater, with WNYC, hosted an MLK Jr. tribute featuring discussions on racial justice and Dr. King's impact on present-day America. Speakers addressed northern segregation and the event highlighted King's broader influence across races.
NYC Landmarks Commission to Decide on Gate for "Sex and the City" Brownstone Amid Privacy Concerns
The owner of 66 Perry Street, known as Carrie Bradshaw's apartment from "Sex and the City," seeks approval from the NYC Landmarks Commission to install a gate to deter tourists.
Broadway's "Wicked" Shatters Weekly Grossing Record with Over $5 Million in Sales
Broadway's "Wicked" sets record with over $5 million in one week, leading a robust season with "The Lion King" and "Hamilton" also posting high numbers, despite some performance cancellations.
Million Strong Crowd Welcomes 2025 in Times Square Despite the Rain, Embracing Hope and Celebration
Nearly a million people celebrated New Year's Eve 2025 in Times Square, despite heavy rain and strict security measures, reflecting a global attraction and communal hope.
New Year's Eve Celebrations Canceled in NYC's Prospect and Central Parks Due to Weather and Safety Concerns
New Year's Eve celebrations, including drone and fireworks displays, were canceled in NYC's Prospect and Central Parks due to safety concerns caused by adverse weather conditions.
New York City Rings in 2025 with Diverse Sober New Year's Eve Celebrations and an Eco-Friendly Light Show Finale
New York City provides alcohol-free New Year's Eve events, including a sober bar, eco-friendly bike rides, mocktails, and family-friendly activities. Fireworks are replaced with a light show amid fire risks.
Pitbull Helps Unveil Waterford Crystal-Adorned Times Square Ball Ahead of Final New Year's Eve Drop
The New Year's Eve ball in Times Square was unveiled by Pitbull, featuring new crystals and LED lights, with performances by Lenny Kravitz and others set for the event.
California Dreamin' on a Billion-Dollar Win as Mega Millions Jackpot Strikes Gold in Cottonwood
A California Mega Millions ticket won a $1.22 billion jackpot, making it the fifth largest in the game's history, with ticket prices set to rise to $5.
Broadway's "Gypsy" Cancels Another Performance Amid Illness as Audra McDonald and Danny Burstein Starrer Faces Uncertain Future
The Broadway revival of "Gypsy" at the Majestic Theatre cancels another performance due to company illness, frustrating patrons awaiting future show updates.












