Three tribute shows at a Manhattan theater honor the Black dancers who helped Arthur Mitchell break ballet's color line.

Hundreds of Gowanus artists open their doors this weekend, even as new towers and rising rents push some out of the neighborhood.

Free Brahms waltzes and a María Irene Fornés drama headline Brooklyn College's slate in the new citywide CUNY Stages Festival this October.

Cage says he refused to sign an AI replica waiver for Spider-Noir, and now he's headed to HBO's True Detective instead.

Thousands packed the Biergarten for the final weekend, with the NY Spitzbuam keeping steins raised late into Saturday night.

The DJ accuses The Night Department of faking authorization to represent her and Hekate Records after she fired them.

The hero saber from Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi joins more than two dozen other lightsaber props going under the hammer November 12.

David Kisan calls it “floral graffiti” — fresh bouquets left for strangers to find in Hell's Kitchen and Little Italy.

Cate Blanchett gets visited by three Kidman ghosts in a five-performance staging of A Kidman Carol at Manhattan’s Theater 511.

Performance artist Kinlaw will hang above Duffy Square on a 150-foot crane, breathing amplified for the crowd below.

Sylvester Stallone's new memoir details a near-fistfight with Richard Gere that got Gere fired from The Lords of Flatbush.

The old Engine Company 204 firehouse on Degraw Street will house free lessons for nearly 2,000 students a year.

Only a handful of these ungummed 1875 rarities exist, and one just changed hands for over half a million dollars.