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Things to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend
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How to Entertain Your Kids for the Rest of the Summer in Brooklyn
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Things to Do in Brooklyn This Weekend
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Bark’s Brilliant Dominican-Texas Barbecue Gets a Huge New Space in Bushwick
The new Bushwick Bark Barbecue is located at 25 Thames Street, between Morgan Avenue and Bogart Street, and is currently open on Monday and Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (lunch starts at 11:00 a.m.), and on Thursday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight. Closed Tuesdays. Ruben Santana has come a long way since those Ozone Park…
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There Could Never Be Another ‘Return to Cookie Mountain’
The commercial break ends, and there’s David Letterman sitting at his desk on the Late Show soundstage, holding up a CD. Please welcome, uh, TV on the Radio. The camera swoops in a low arc from on high as frontman Tunde Adebimpe twists the microphone off its stand while the band gets into gear. They’re about to play “Wolf Like…
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Trudie’s, a Winning New Neighborhood Tavern, Opens in Carroll Gardens
Trudie’s is located at 524 Court Street, at the corner of Huntington Street, and is currently open on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., and on Friday and Saturday from 4:00 to 11:00. Brunch service starts later this summer. Nate Adler, who’s been opening restaurants in New York City since he was 24 years old…
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Why Are New York Restaurants Ditching Reservation Systems?
The New York City reservation economy has tipped into self-parody. Bots scoop up tables the instant they drop, then resell them on a gray market so lucrative that one Brown University student reportedly made $100,000 in 19 months flipping them back in 2024. The state finally stepped in: In December 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Restaurant Reservation Anti-Piracy Act,…
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Ariana Grande Is Taking Over Barclays Center This Month
There’s nothing like summer in Brooklyn. And while there’s a lot happening outside, the hottest month of the year is also jam-packed with events going down at Barclays Center. Over the next four weeks, the borough’s largest arena will be hosting some of the world’s biggest artists, among them names like J. Cole, Ariana Grande, Daniel Caesar, and Shakira, just…
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New York Liberty Mark 30th Season With All-New New York or Nowhere Collection
This year marks three decades of the New York Liberty, one of the original eight teams in the WNBA and the league’s 2024 champions. In honor of their 30th season, the Liberty linked up with New York or Nowhere for a capsule collection featuring seven co-branded pieces that celebrate the team and the city. Rooted in the team’s history, the…
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To Build a Global Basketball Platform, Carmelo Anthony Went Back to Brooklyn
Carmelo Anthony, the former NBA superstar and current host of the popular video podcast 7PM in Brooklyn, was born in Red Hook, a remote corner of Brooklyn long prized by those who move there for its isolation. Because it is cut off from the subway system by the Gowanus Expressway, a triangle hanging off Brooklyn’s western tip, it’s regarded by…
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