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The Brooklyn Bazaar is back! The market and concert venue reopens Sept. 9 in a huge new space
In June of 2015, the Brooklyn Night Bazaar was forced out of its warehouse space on 165 Banker St. in Greenpoint and […]
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Here are the six highest paid creative jobs in New York City (which still aren’t that high-paid)
You don’t get into the creative fields because you value things like money, health insurance or an apartment larger than a Zappos.com […]
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The week in Broketown, 8/1-8/5
Like us in website form? You’ll love us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and don’t forget to sign up for our mailing list! Bed-Stuy got a new dog-friendly […]
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How to settle the jorts vs. cargo shorts debate once and for all
On Monday, writer Nicole Hong penned a piece for the Wall Street Journal about how women are fed up with their husbands […]
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Barstool sports: 6 spots to watch the Olympics in Brooklyn, while drinking
Tonya Harding taking out Nancy Kerrigan’s knee with a crowbar in 1994. Kerri Strug, nailing that one foot landing dismount off the vault […]
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Courting the kickball vote? Trump’s daughter and son-in-law went on a date in McCarren last night
The gruesome twosome (yes that’s a nod to Sandy Cohen, referring to Julie Cooper and Caleb Nichol, basically the Ivanka and Jared of The […]
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Poppin’ off! A search for the absolute best-tasting seltzer in the world
Ah, seltzer. What is it about the injection of CO2 into H2O that makes it taste so much better? Even though seltzer, […]
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Video: How your coworkers are actually reading your emails
Everyone — you, me, your coworkers, your boss, the faceless old CEO who secretly lives in your home — uses coded language in […]
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‘More money, more bugs:’ New study says rich people have more insects in their homes
Bugs are on everyone’s mind right now thanks to fears of the Zika virus and the fact that the space insect in an overstuffed man […]