Joe Macken spent 22 years building New York out of balsa wood and foam board. Now visitors bring binoculars to study it.

The Tony winner died of organ failure in a Manhattan hospital, just a week before his new musical was set to open Off-Broadway.

BWAC lost its 48-year Red Hook home to fire, but two new shows at The Whale prove members are still making art together.

The three-day gathering opens Friday with a screening tied to Hulu's “They Fight” and closes Sunday with an awards ceremony.

Jenna Lyons hosted a live sale featuring Calvin Klein and Vera Wang pieces, including work from 1996 and 2024, with proceeds going to the CFDA.

ARTECHOUSE NYC opens a Woods Hole-backed ocean exhibit Saturday, complete with a 550-pound robot and a 24-minute deep-sea journey.

Isabelle Ginsberg, 17, sold 27 of 30 framed prints at a VFW hall to benefit Memorial Sloan Kettering after her father's brain cancer diagnosis.

The three-time Tony winner takes on fashion icon Diana Vreeland at New York City Center starting January 2027.

Bobby Lance co-wrote The House That Jack Built at 13 with his sister. He later spent two decades teaching music in Greenburgh schools.

The People's Theatre debuted on West 206th Street with a 191-light chandelier nodding to the group's Inwood roots on 191st Street.

Applications for NBC 4 New York and Telemundo 47's holiday Star Choir contest open through October 12, with a Rockefeller Center performance on the line.

Tickets for the 60-minute video-mapped spectacle start at $44, with narration from The Chosen's Jonathan Roumie.

The man behind Manhattan's iconic guitar-lesson flyers now towers over Times Square. Even a former governor calls him a quiet hero.