Billie Eilish Announces Additional 'Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour' Dates in Bay Area, Long Island, and San Francisco
Billie Eilish extends her 'Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour' with additional shows including a two-night stint at UBS Arena in Long Island on October 25 and 26. Pre-sale tickets are available with general sales to follow.
Grand Central Madison Hosts Auditions for MTA's Music Under New York Program's 35th Anniversary
The MTA held auditions at Grand Central Madison for its Music Under New York program, celebrating 35 years with musicians competing for spots to perform in the subway.
Harlem's Renowned Theatre Group Faces Uncertain Future After $60K NEA Funding Cut
Classical Theatre of Harlem faces a $60,000 grant cut from the NEA, potentially impacting their free Shakespeare performances. They aim to fundraise to cover the shortfall.
Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens Welcomes The Hanley, an Intimate Venue for Close-Up Magic and Cocktails
The Hanley in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is a new magic show venue by magician Greg Dubin, offering intimate performances and a full bar in a historic location.
Times Square Welcomes Thought-Provoking 12-Foot Bronze Statue of Young Woman in "Grounded in the Stars" Series
A 12-foot bronze statue of a young woman, part of the "Grounded in the Stars" series, was unveiled in Times Square as a public art installation challenging identity representation.
Safety and Political Controversy Prompt Cancellation of Kehlani's New York City Pride Concert in Central Park
Kehlani's Central Park concert was cancelled over security concerns during NYC Pride, following an earlier event cancellation at Cornell University due to allegations of anti-Israel views.
New York's Met Gala Sews 'Superfine' Black Style Influence into Fashion Tapestry Tonight
The 2025 Met Gala focuses on the theme "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," spotlighting the historic impact of black style in menswear. Tickets are costly, and while the event is private, red carpet coverage will be publicly accessible.
Brooklyn Mirage Cancels Sold-Out Show Hours Before Premiere, Citing Unmet City Inspection Standards
The Brooklyn Mirage canceled its sold-out reopening show due to missing a city inspection deadline, leaving fans disappointed and the venue's safety measures in question.
Westchester County Enacts Emergency Order to Revive Playland with Zamperla Inc. Amid Operator's Exit
Westchester County issued an emergency order to reopen Playland amusement park for the 2025 season, hiring Zamperla, Inc. without a bidding process, after the previous operator left the park in disarray.
Uncertain Future for Westchester's Playland Park as Taxpayers Face $36M Liability Amidst Management Dispute
Uncertainty looms over the future of Westchester's Playland amusement park due to a dispute with its former operator, Standard Amusements, and the risk of a $36 million taxpayer payout.
New York Pops Honors Legendary Songwriter Diane Warren at Star-Studded 42nd Birthday Gala in Carnegie Hall
The New York Pops celebrated songwriter Diane Warren's career at their 42nd gala, with music industry stars and socialites in attendance at Carnegie Hall.
TIME100 Gala in New York City Honors Cultural Icons and Pioneers of Change
TIME100 gala in NYC celebrated the year's influential figures, with attendees like Snoop Dogg and Demi Moore, and featured "World News Tonight" anchor David Muir as an icon honoree.












