DSA groups pull back a post equating Oct. 7 with resistance to imperialism
Three NYC DSA groups remove themselves from a joint post celebrating the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks; one group keeps the statement up.
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Tag: New York City
Lydia Millet Explains the Double Structure Behind ‘Fair Ones’
Lydia Millet discusses her dual-narrative novel Fair Ones, grief, friendship, and the Jon Hamm cameo.
Tech Leaders and AI Whistleblowers to Face NYC Council Questions at Hearing
NYC Council hears AI whistleblowers and tech leaders debate proposed AI safety rules, including kill switches and whistleblower protections.
Mamdani Doubles Funding for Artists in New York City
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani doubles city grants for individual artists from $5,000 to $10,000, boosting support amid rising costs.
Union Workers at the Whitney Set a Strike Date as a Major Roy Lichtenstein Exhibition Nears
Whitney Museum union sets strike date Oct 5 ahead of major Roy Lichtenstein show, seeking $71K living-wage salary.
A Broomstick in a Man’s World
A broomstick becomes a figure, a weapon of resistance, in Emily Mae Smith's Transit of Venus at Petzel Gallery.
Fury Erupts Over Mamdani’s Columbus Day Parade Invite as Old Insult Resurfaces
Italian-American leaders blast NYC Mayor Mamdani after he's invited to the Columbus Day Parade, sparking fury over his insult to Columbus.
She Arranged a Private Driver, Secret Notes, and a Magic Show for Her Date — Then Posted Proof of It Online
A woman's NYC date with private drivers, secret notes, a magic show, and a morning-after text of the Mona Lisa divides commenters.
Puppet Parade Recreates Native American History Along Manhattan Sidewalks
A herd of buffalo puppets plods through NYC streets in a procession honoring Dakota history and the buffalo's recovery.
Gourmet Meal Service Puts Chef-Cooked Dishes Inside New York City Bodegas
CookUnity puts eight chefs in NYC bodegas for a free-meal promotion, pairing top chefs with neighborhood stores.
NYC’s Newest Bodega Serves Only Cats, and the Treats Are Free
NYC's first cat-only bodega pops up in Manhattan for three days in September, with free treats, games, prizes, and a feline-sized break room.