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There’s no scientific study we can cite off-hand to prove it, but we’ll say it anyway: supporting black-owned business in Brooklyn is one […]

For those of us that lack coordination or suffer from sausage fingered hands that can’t tie a ribbon, gift wrapping during the holiday season can be as […]

WELP our dystopian nightmare has entered the “conspiracy theories about Halloween decorations at Roberta’s” stage, so it doesn’t look like things are […]

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Before we nervously drink ourselves to literal death on Tuesday night, there is still, somehow, one more weekend of this interminable election […]

Yes, having a bodega cat is not technically “legal,” but it’s not “legal” in the way that drinking wine in the park […]

When the car service app Lyft came to New York there were a number of people (myself included) who never thought they’d […]

We don’t know the outcome of election day yet, but we do know one thing for certain: the process of actually voting […]

If you don’t have the dough to davin, here’s our annual list of places where you can pray freely for free, whether your pleasure is reform, orthodox or some kind of New Age hybrid. This year, heaven’s gates open the evening of September 28 for Rosh Hashanah, and Yom Kippur begins sundown of October 8.