Arts & Entertainment

How do you move in a city where just finding a parking spot can be a challenge?

While Alan Aíne’s work may not be found in the city’s grandest galleries just yet, Bedford-Stuyvesant residents have become familiar with his faces.

Every day is Fat Beach Day, according to plus-size model, artist, and self-described “fat activist” Jordan Underwood.

Connections can’t get you en pointe.

Are sober cocktail parties in NYC really all that different than regular ones?

The annual event has been running since 1958. This year's grand marshal is salsa legend Tito Nieves.

What are the odds of finding a man in finance, 6’5”, with blue eyes and a trust fund?

A traditional Brazilian buffet-style restaurant serving stews, salads, and meats hot off the grill for 26 years.

The men’s World Cup starts Saturday and runs through June.

Get ready for Pride, Photoville, a mass wedding in Lincoln Center and so much more.

The group helps blind, low-vision and disabled riders enjoy cycling on tandem bikes, for free.

Everyone was nice. Some just needed more babysitting than others.

They’re trying to quality for the Vendée Globe, also known as “the Everest of sailing.”

Neighborhood residents would have to travel nearly 10 miles to go to the Bronx's only other movie theater.

New outdoor dining rules will change the economics of running an NYC restaurant, again

Boris & Horton will shutter its North Williamsburg cafe at the end of the month.

Summer is coming.

What if you're not getting anything out of therapy? What if it’s making you feel worse?

The latest work from Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel is running now at the Helen Hayes Theater.

“Knowing New Yorkers, this thing’s probably not going to remain open,” said one visitor.