Nearly one year ago, the president posted this announcement on Truth Social: “Just inspected the site of the new Ballroom that will be built, compliments of a man known as More »
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This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters Five new schools are expected to open this fall in The Bronx and Queens: Two will exclusively serve students with significant disabilities, three will have an arts focus, and all promise to incorporate project-based learning. The new schools aim to ease
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“Don’t say anything,” chef Kwame Onwuachi told Observer on Saturday night as we began to compliment him on the wonderful food we were eating at Maroon, his new Caribbean steakhouse at Sahara Las Vegas. “You’re going to make me cry. I’ve been crying all night.” Onwuachi was overwhelmed by the response he got from guests
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Frieze-New-York-2025-2.jpg?quality=80&w=970″ alt=”Visitors walk along an elevated outdoor path toward a large, modern, faceted building surrounded by trees and city structures.” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’Each year, Frieze anchors New York City’s spring art week. <span class=”media-credit”>Casey Kelbaugh/CKA</span>’> There are now more than eight fairs overlapping in New York in May, but Frieze New York remains the undisputed
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Most of us grow up with the implicit assumption that there is a dominant way to perceive and interpret the world. In other words, our sense of reality is not only shaped by a complex interplay of sensory and cognitive frameworks, but also by a conventionally established hierarchy between them that is rarely questioned. In
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Summer travel for Black families is more than a vacation, it’s layers of connection. Cultural landmarks invite reflection. Parks and waterfronts encourage exploration. Black-owned restaurants and
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From 13 to 15 May New York will host the fourth edition of Italy on Madison, an initiative promoted by Italian Trade Agency (ITA) to enhance Italian companies in the United States. Over the years, the event has gradually established itself in the New York calendar of events dedicated to Made in Italy, becoming a
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New York City sells opportunity and aspiration as its siren song, from the sitcoms that showcase downtown apartments with sunken living rooms that haven’t been on the market since the late 80s to the pop songs that insist that all you need is hustle, pluck, and chutzpah to finagle a charmed lifestyle here. Its status
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“The thing that makes me proudest is longevity,” Wolfgang Puck told the crowd at the Generational Tasting Tour dinner on April 30 at Cut in Las Vegas. The legendary chef was at the Venetian casino-resort to cook alongside his son, Byron Lazaroff-Puck, and showcase the importance of both tradition and innovation. Wolfgang has seen so
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