The Times Square Ball will drop eight times over the July 3–4, 2026 weekend, marking midnight in each U.S. time zone and anchoring a coast‑to‑coast broadcast and giving push.

CBS is selling the 11:35 p.m. hour to Byron Allen; Comics Unleashed moves up on May 22 and Funny You Should Ask stays on after midnight.

A Manhattan federal judge dismissed most of Blake Lively's federal sexual‑harassment claims against Justin Baldoni, while retaliation and a contract rider remain for trial.

One Times Square is now open for timed visits: a 360° viewing deck, multi‑floor exhibits and up‑close New Year’s Eve ball experiences are on offer. Tickets and premium packages are available online.

WABC's In the Fast Lane previews the New York International Auto Show on April 4, highlighting EV test tracks, Camp Jeep and Sung Kang's DRIFTER showcase. Viewers can expect test drives and family attractions.

50 Cent has reportedly struck a $100 million partnership to turn Planet Hollywood's Times Square flagship into PH Live — a hybrid venue for residencies, pop‑ups and memorabilia.

Steve Schirripa will host Garden of Laughs at Radio City on April 13 with a star comedy lineup and proceeds benefiting the Garden of Dreams Foundation.

New York turned purple as BTS’ ARIRANG era kicked off: album release, a Netflix live special and pop‑up events pushed Midtown and Koreatown into a frenzy.

After a costly management fight and emergency repairs, Westchester County says Rye’s Playland will return for its 98th season and the Dragon Coaster will be renovated. Community groups are lining up to help preserve the park.

Russell Dickerson headlines RodeoHouston on March 5 at NRG Stadium after selling more than 60,000 tickets in 24 hours as his hit "Happen to Me" fuels an arena push.

Actor Peter Greene died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot, not from self-harm or mental health issues. He was preparing for surgery the day he died.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band announced their "Land of Hope and Dreams" American tour, starting March 31st and spanning 20 shows, with tickets on sale in February.

New Yorkers celebrated the Lunar New Year with the 28th annual Firecracker Ceremony and Cultural Festival in Chinatown, featuring traditional firecrackers, dances, and the Year of the Horse celebrations.