Arts & Entertainment

Catch a weird movie on the mayor.

Brooklyn's Living Room Lectures series takes the academic to the couch.

The composer's artifacts are on display in Manhattan now.

Why are @NYGov, @NYCFerry and more city and state agencies posting deranged memes alongside public information?

Gothamist visited two sober bars and found that people have many different reasons to visit a non-alcoholic space.

Jason Saft's Collector’s Market is a can't-miss event.

With a role in "Sentimental Value," Cohen's range continues to expand.

Photos of city life in the sunshine.

An award-winning playwright brings the steamy series to the stage.

Taína Cruz, 29, and Samia Halaby, 89, talk about capitalism, the internet and Michelangelo.

Some of the restaurants, bars, venues and more that shuttered and launched so far this year.

An interview with Shelter's architect, DJ Timmy Regisford, on carrying on the Paradise Garage's legacy, what's changed over time, and what hasn't.

British jazz, Australian indie, Mitski, and Michael Shannon.

When I moved to New York City 15 years ago, I had an inspired vision of what my life would look like. And in that vision, I’m wearing loafers.

Items including a lock of Alexander Hamilton’s hair and a wax head are being photographed and digitized.

Throw away your phone and hit the meatspace.

We tried out one Olympic sport you can do in New York City.

Rebranding as Hot Girls Organize, the group laid out their plans after Mamdani’s election

Luar's Raul Lopez reflects on creating the pop superstar's salsa dress and seeing his work revealed live at halftime.

The Benito Bowl kicks off around 8 p.m. Sunday night.