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The May auctions in New York stand among the most anticipated and defining moments of the global art market calendar. This year, the marquee sales arrive amid renewed geopolitical turmoil and an oil crisis described as the most severe in a decade, yet also against a backdrop of renewed confidence in the art market, following
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From iconic amphitheaters to hidden gem outdoor theaters, New York State is home to an amazing array of outdoor performance venues. Whether you’re looking to dance the night away on the original site
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The first issue of Good Morning Italy, the new English-language magazine by the ilNewyorkese network, was presented in New York with an event at the Italian American Museum in Little Italy. The choice of venue was not incidental: founded by Dr. Joseph Scelsa, the Italian American Museum has long worked to preserve the history of
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Italy on Madison closes in New York today. The format hosted at the Italian Townhouse on Madison Avenue has brought for three days the best of Made in Italy in New York through design, gastronomic culture, crafts and contemporary lifestyle. The program of May 15 accompanies the public in a path dedicated to the rituals
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On a humid March evening, strolling down Rogers Avenue looking for a place to conduct our interview, Haiti-born couple Josue Pierre and Jonathan Pierre-Lafleur greet a gangly pre-teen. Josue recites the boy’s customary order from memory. “Two bacon cheeseburgers, a Burger Créole, and two Sprites,” the 43-year-old says without a moment’s pause. It’s a lot
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The United States turns 250 this summer, and the run-up has, to put it politely, gotten away from us. There are now two competing federal commissions—one bipartisan and congressionally chartered, the other a White House task force selling million-dollar donor packages with private photo ops attached. PragerU has produced A.I.-generated videos of the founding fathers.
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It was a tableau that would have seemed unthinkable a decade ago. Stumping on 125th Street on a recent Saturday, a dozen years after two failed bids to unseat Rep. Charlie Rangel of Harlem and ten after narrowly beating his chosen successor, there stood Rep. Adriano Espaillat, flanked by Black political leaders for a rally
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