Detours is a column within our All Hours column, collecting the recent rants of nightlife reporter Arielle Lana LeJarde from dance floors, green rooms, and shows all over the city. It’s been a few months since the last dispatch, but I’m back and very much outside again. In this installment, I somehow end up playing […]
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Much of the strategic buzz over the strangely low-profile yet high-stakes California gubernatorial race has revolved around two issues. First, there’s the fear among Democrats that, owing to their crowded field and the state’s nonpartisan top-two primary system, there could be a More »
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This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. As Mayor Zohran Mamdani scrambles to plug a multi-billion dollar budget gap, his administration is looking more closely at the money New York City spends on private school tuition for students with disabilities. The payments — which topped $723 million last school year, up
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The only thing predictable about a Charles Ray show is that it will be unpredictable. His sculptures, ranging from a life-sized toy firetruck to a marble cube filled with Pepto-Bismol, are so varied that his trademark could be “expect the unexpected.” The Chicago-born sculptor currently has two shows in his hometown, Los Angeles, at Jeffrey
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Europe’s seaside summer scene is sizzling, with party-hard hotspots like Mykonos, Bodrum and Saint-Tropez always attracting eager visitors, along with more low-key yet still lit locales such as Cascais and Menorca. If you’re after something even slower, rooted in relaxation, follow the tranquil rhythms to Comporta, in the Alentejo region. Located just 90 minutes south
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Few are familiar with the Philippines’ central role in enabling the first truly global maritime trade, with galleons sailing regularly between Manila and Acapulco to forge a transoceanic link between East Asia and the Americas as early as the 16th Century. Fewer still recognize the extent to which Filipinos sustain global seafaring today, accounting for
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday announced a $268 billion state budget, with a pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes, investments in universal child care and more money for police officers on the subway — but it’s unclear if there’s additional cash to help New York City fix its $5.4 billion deficit. The budget, which was
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New York is preparing to welcome Italy on Madison, three days of experience hosted at the Italian Townhouse on Madison Avenue, designed to celebrate the best of Made in Italy through a calendar of events that interweave design, nautical, food culture, handicrafts, fashion and contemporary lifestyle. From May 13th to 15th, the public will be
In February, Sally Abé got the keys to her first solo restaurant, Teal. Located on Wilton Way, a buzzy street in Hackney, it was previously home to Michelin-starred eatery Pidgin, which closed in 2024 and was replaced by the short-lived Sesta. Abé had been looking for a potential spot since 2019, and it took a
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Thursday, May 7 Governor Hochul is in Albany and New York City. Approx. 9:00 AM Governor Hochul Makes a Budget Announcement Albany The post UPDATED PUBLIC SCHEDULE FOR GOVERNOR KATHY HOCHUL FOR PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY appeared first on EMPIRE REPORT NEW YORK 2026® NEW YORK’S 24/7 NEWS SITE.
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