Last year, San Francisco’s beloved Litquake finally brought its huge, free and fairly prestigious Lit Crawl to Brooklyn, which  was long overdue […]

Lena Dunham fires writers, consolidates power [Capital] Crotchety old man mayor unimpressed by jobless rate [Politicker] Famous Yankee to cease baseballing [ESPN […]

Have you been spending time in a coffee shop pecking away at a screenplay, feeling hopeful and proud? Have you also barely […]

Given the ever-upward, certainly-not-a-bubble trajectory of Brooklyn real estate, it’s appropriate to ask: is a huge increase in rental prices ever really that […]

Walmart is giving up on NYC for now. Quitters [NYT] Andrew WK: wipes spokesman [Free Williamsburg] The Bronx is getting a brewery. […]

New York magazine exists to do more than give Julie Klausner something to do while she’s not recording How Was Your Week? and […]

Sad news: though Brooklyn city schools have been put in the spotlight of late, one famous after-school chess program might be cut […]

We’re suckers for rooting for the little guy, even if, in this case, the little guy is a ubiquitous chain David taking […]

Pretend to be rich on dating websites. Get laid [New York Observer] Roger Ailes fears death. Maybe he IS human… [Vanity Fair] Greenpoint […]

If you live in Brooklyn (or Manhattan, or Queens, really) you’ve likely had the misfortune of taking the F train. Which means […]