Martha eats a tomato fertilized with human hair—that’s just one highlight of the Brooklyn-centric episode of The Martha Stewart show, which aired […]

Here’s your easiest route ever to associate producer status on a documentary film. The Brooklyn-based studio Rumur has spent the last six […]

Yes, you still have nearly eight hours to enter to win that amazing feat of t-shirt ingenuity you see on the top […]

Know any Brooklyn teens ages 15 to 18, who qualify as dancers, musicians, athletes, drama queens, bookworms, shy types, alpha males, alpha […]

Weavers, potters and sock-monkey-makers of Brooklyn, toil in anonymity no more: a group of crafty people have started a new blog aimed […]

It’s finds like these that make you want to wade through that dusty hidden crawl space in the attic (or make you […]

The graph you’re looking at is a demographic profile of Brokelyn readers according to Quantcast, one of those sites that measures web-site […]

First Martha Stewart at the Brooklyn Flea, now our borough’s most socially ambitious reality-TV couple—you’d think we were, like, perezhilton or something. […]

Turns out she’s doing a whole hour on Brooklyn, which may also include her stops at Marlowe and Sons, Marlowe and Daughters, a rooftop garden and some of the different food factories. Her posse said the show (doubly titled Martha: The Martha Stewart Show) is supposed to air Nov. 10, though it’s subject to change.

If there’s one thing the proclamations of  New York’s “best of” lists are always good for, it’s sparking debate. But when a […]