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  • Behind The Olympian Art Installation Celebrating The New York Liberty’s Championship

    The parades for the New York Liberty’s historic WNBA championship may be over, but there is still celebration to be had. Today, BSE, the parent company of the Liberty and Nets, unveiled an art installation on Barclays Plaza by the acclaimed LaToya Ruby Frazier honoring the athletes that were a part of the team’s historic season. Titled “The Liberty Portraits:…

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  • A New Mayor is Good Business for Bed-Stuy’s Mom-&-Pops

    The south-bound B43 bus takes its riders down Tompkins Avenue, a bustling strip in Bed-Stuy, New York. Out the window, riders of the B43 will see all manner of businesses flash by—restaurants, cafes, bars, gift shops, bookstores, clothing boutiques, apothecaries, and even a juice bar specializing in homemade ginger beer. With the New York City mayor’s race looming, and conversations…

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  • Planet Brooklyn Unveils Festival and Block Party Line-Ups

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  • Brooklyn Mirage Boiler Room Shows Relocated, Summer Opening in Doubt

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  • The Best New Burgers in Brooklyn Right Now

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  • The NYC Broker Fee is Officially (Mostly) Dead

    After years of advocacy and litigation, millions (billions?) in added moving costs and lobbying, and a last-minute plea to suspend the bill, the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (or FARE) Act has effectively killed the dreaded broker fee in NYC. According to Gothamist, federal judge Ronnie Abrams denied an eleventh-hour request from The Real Estate Board of New York asking…

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  • The Best Yoga Studios in Brooklyn

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  • What to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend

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  • What to Eat in Brooklyn This Summer

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  • The Alvin Ailey Company Comes Home Again

    The great dancer, choreographer, and founder of the Brooklyn-based Evidence dance company Ronald K. Brown has a familiar story that echoes generations of artists dating back to Alvin Ailey’s professional debut as a performer on the Brooklyn Academy of Music stage in 1957. His relationship to dance, his way into the artform that would define his life, begins with Ailey…

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