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You just got out of your first long-term relationship since starting at NYU, and you don’t feel any of the freedom or relief you thought you would. It’s not high school. You don’t have the live-in support system of your parents, nor the personal space or time to indulge in your sadness. The major yo

More than 100 NYC streets go car free this Earth Day. Here are all the details for Saturday's five-borough event.

The New Church, a historic Manhattan building described as “one of New York’s most picturesque houses of worship” in the Murray Hill neighborhood, has been sold to the Serbian government for $15 million just over two years after the nearly 200-year-old  congregation shuttered its doors and put the building up for sale in 2020.

An unlikely fusion of Mexican and Hawaiian dishes — plus intoxicating tequila cocktails — distinguishes the new Bear’s Food Shack and Tequila Bar, which arrived to downtown Lake Worth Beach in early March.

An unlikely fusion of Mexican and Hawaiian dishes — plus intoxicating tequila cocktails — distinguishes the new Bear’s Food Shack and Tequila Bar, which arrived to downtown Lake Worth Beach in early March.

If you’ve been around housing movements in New York City or the U.S., or maybe anywhere, you have probably heard about a place called Cooper Square, where the people did the impossible: beat back the real estate speculators and aligned power brokers to take control of a piece of their neighborhood...

The Nashville-spawned, music-minded, bar-food chain Tin Roof has another location, on Delray’s glitzy Atlantic Avenue. Also open: an Italian restaurant in Fort Lauderdale by the name of Pick-ITA-Up.

The Chicago-based Hampton Social is bringing a pair of locations to South Florida, the first of which debuted at the new Atlantic Crossing shopping village.

The Chicago-based Hampton Social is bringing a pair of locations to South Florida, the first of which debuted at the new Atlantic Crossing shopping village.

In the late 1970s, photographer Nan Goldin began documenting hedonism and bohemia in New York City, chronicling the downtown lives of her friends and