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Doctor and author Uché Blackstock describes the influence her mother had over her career in an excerpt from her book.

Pavol Roskovensky, who once worked at the museum, deepened his relationship with Claire Anderson-Wheeler while giving her special tours.

The partially affordable development will contain 240 units.

It is said that Christmas is celebrated in nearly 160 countries. But if you were to choose a city for the holiday, where would you go? Herere 10 top cities. | Travel

At the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, specially-designed programs welcome people with memory loss and their care partners to enjoy lush gardens, art, and each other's company.

Black Friday is a national symbol for two things: major sales (they were weak this year but that’s besides the point) and the official start […]

If watching the tree lighting ceremony outside 30 Rock isn't all you want for Christmas, we've compiled a list of must-do holiday activities to make your holidays merry and bright, catering to those who want to bear the frigid weather for an outdoors excursion or who would rather chug some spiked eggnog fireside.

One-of-a-kind, mile-long light show runs through January 1

New York City is already starting to feel the chill of the winter season. Although the sky turns dark (and stays dark) earlier now, the sun is not setting on

Water-hungry lawns are symbols of the past. Today, there are yards with alternative, low-water landscaping built for the future. Here’s one man’s effort.