If you were watching the Home Run Derby last week, you may have noticed that Pete Alonso had some pretty sick custom designs painted on his bat. The bat featured cerulean blue and pumpkin orange paint
How one small city rapper is putting it on for his hometown
In the midst of all the great music and artists that have emerged this year, Rochester, NY’s ISHMAEL fka Ishmael Raps has made his mark by continuing to prove why small city kids are up next. With the
Pull up to The Pass: A local weed dispensary rooted in community
Located in the Berkshires right off of a major road, local weed dispensary The Pass represents a changing landscape in cannabis.
Summer of chaos: Why is gun violence spiking in Chicago and NYC?
In cities like Chicago, reports of gun violence are nothing new. Unfortunately, it’s rather commonplace to hear the list of victims from strings of attacks in various parts of the city. Now it seems t
Why 4ndreas is the musical reincarnate we’ve all been searching for
New York-bred artist 4ndreas is in-tune with his emotions and what he jots down on notepads. His lyrics, at most, are retrospective and speak on things like his childhood, getting lifte
How the Brooklyn Nets overtook the sorry Knicks to become NYC’s team
The Nets are fun. The Knicks are piteous.
Bring the kids and pull up to the New York Int’l Children’s Film Festival
The New York Int’l Children’s Film Festival continues to bring the best talent in the field of animation from around the world to the screens of NYC.
NYC just got freakier: How a former Jehovah’s witness started the ‘Soho House of sex’
There’s an exclusive sex club in NYC that allows millennials to get their freaks on judgment free.
NY Governor Candidate Cynthia Nixon is more than just a celebrity piff activist
She’s a real New Yorker and cares about her people.
Brick City: 6 times it was way too f*cking cold in New York
We all know New York is the greatest city and all but it could also be a dub for it at the same time.
