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.

Just 300 preview seats go for $16 at the Vivian Beaumont box office, with free donuts for the first 100 buyers.

Tours of the Brooklyn Army Terminal and a DOT sign shop headline this year's 25th-anniversary weekend.

Free performances tie the herd to Lenape and Lakota ceremony as it crosses from Bowling Green to Brooklyn Bridge Park.

The Grove & Pines Film Festival runs September 18-20 with 46 films, a $5,000 grant, and parties.

Steven Kolb pulled a PETA activist to the ground as Sharon Stone and Lupita Nyong'o watched from the front row.

F. Hambleton Sonnenfeld says a stranger punched him off his Houston Street platform before, he says, he was taken for psychiatric evaluation.

West 120th Street closed to cars for the fourth annual Marcus Meets Malcolm show, featuring a Project Runway alum and a stoop sale the next day.

NYCCT's free 30th-anniversary tour kicks off in Manhattan next week, with stops at the new Bronx Music Hall and beyond.