Williamsburg’s Honey Gifts will be displaying more than just the usual lingerie and sex toys this Friday night. Brooklyn artist Tal Shpantzer has adorned the shop’s windows with images…
Photos + Video: At Moth Ball, Louis C.K. Talks About Finding Himself in Moscow
Last night, Supermans, Batmans, and many Gothamites in sequined capes filled Capitale for The Moth’s superhero-themed gala. In its fourteenth year, The Moth Ball celebrated storytellers…
Women of Letters Brings a Lost Art to Joe’s Pub
Now that e-mails have been replaced by iMessages consisting mostly of poop emojis, a monthly show is trying to bring back the “lost art” of letter…
North Brooklyn Pols Back Plan to Improve Transit By Adding Tolls
Could a tax on East River bridges ease some of North Brooklyn’s transportation woes? The area’s council members, Antonio Reynoso and Stephen Levin, think so.…
An ‘All-Female Tonight Show’ Premieres at The Slipper Room
A live late-night show premiering this Wednesday at the Slipper Room aims to “shine a light on women,” according to its host, comedian Carolyn Castiglia. The guests and supporting cast…
Video Tour Proves the Tonya Harding & Nancy Kerrigan Museum Is ‘Very Real’
By now you’ve probably heard of The Tonya Harding & Nancy Kerrigan 1994 Museum, dedicated to one pivotal year in the lives of “two of the…
Comedian Sue Smith Wants Your Vag to Save the World
If you haven’t heard of comedian Sue Smith yet, you likely will soon, because Time Out New York named her one of the 10 funniest women in…
Via Della Pace Owners Worry That Without Help, Blast Site Will Be a ‘Ghost Corner’
“It’s been a long two and a half weeks,” City Council Member Rosie Mendez said today at a meeting with owners of East Village businesses affected by…
Two Big Chances to Tell Local Pols How to Spend Your Tax Ducats
Sure, your first priority this weekend probably involves lying in the grass with a margarita blender, but don’t let the lurvley weather keep you from…
Williamsburg’s (D)evolution Captured in #MyChangingNeighborhood
When photographer Stéphanie de Rougé moved to New York in 2006 she settled on the south side of Williamsburg. “From the first day, I knew…