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Weekly lifehack: How to digitize your records, tapes and VHS for free

Hello and welcome to weekly lifehacks, a recurring series where we share a simple tip on how to make your life…

Tim Donnelly

New Music Tuesday: Love and loss with School of Seven Bells

When I was putting together a playlist for Valentine's day of break up songs and love songs, I asked for…

Lilly Vanek

Top 10: The best cheap things to do in Brooklyn this week, queer dance edition

1. The fun roving event Drag Bingo has moved again—tonight it's in Bed-Stuy, hosted by the great drag king Murray Hill, along…

Oriana Leckert

Holy crap, you could live ALONE in Williamsburg for $756/month

We know, you probably didn't think you could ever afford to live alone in this town. Frankly, neither did we.…

Sam Corbin

Job market too ruff? Quit your job and hang out with dogs for a living instead

Dogs are the Paxil of the animal kingdom, little balls of anti depressants that brighten you up even in the darkest…

Tim Donnelly

‘Girls’ season 5, episode 1: Nice day for a white, Christian woman wedding

The boys are back in town. But not boys, Girls. And not really in town, more like at a rich…

Bobby Hankinson and Carly Ann Filbin

The week in Broketown, 2/15-2/19

Like us in website form? You’ll love us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest, and don’t forget to sign up for our mailing list. Coffee shops…

Tim Donnelly

Meet Tyler Fischer, Brooklyn’s real world version of ‘Nathan for You’

Tyler Fischer is a troublemaker. You might recognize this New Haven native from his subway sign parodies, or the recently-gone-viral "hidden camera" video in…

Sam Corbin

Brokelyn news! We have a new publisher and a new editor (but the same love of picklebacks)

Brokelyn was founded in 2009 on the motto "living big on small change." Well now we've got some "big change" to tell you about:…

Brokelyn staff

We’re bringing back our advice columnist, Dear Penny!

Once upon a Brokelyn many years ago, Dear Penny, an advice column dedicated to tackling readers' recession-related inquiries, graced our virtual…

Margaret Bortner