Source: Ilya S. Savenok / Getty After almost 20 years of providing New York City with one of its most popular and best-sounding venues, Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg will be closing its doors in just under a year. According to Variety, the famous destination, which opened its doors in 2007, will be losing its lease […]
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Source: The 2026 midterm election season is officially underway, with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries drawing a primary challenger in New York City Council member Chi Ossé. Ossé has been teasing a primary run for some time before his Monday filing. In an interview with Axios, the 27-year-old democratic socialist said that while he previously […]
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Though Kurosawa’s classic features the great Toshiro Mifune in the equivalent of Washington’s role, it doesn’t rely on its lead actor’s stardom to build out its ideas about the economic stratification of postwar Japan. Casting Washington as David, however, and featuring him alongside the unofficial Black hall of fame on the penthouse’s walls, call attention […]
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Source: Mauro_Repossini / Getty A Brooklyn man was devastated after learning that his dream home had been sold without his knowledge due to an unpaid bill he had never been aware of. According to ABC 7, Filmore Brown’s Brooklyn home was sold out from underneath him due to an unpaid water bill of $5,000. Brown […]
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MRNA vaccines have been around for decades but were relatively new to the United States when the coronavirus began to spread. Their use allowed scientists, pharmaceutical companies, and the medical industry to rapidly respond to the virus, shortening the timeline to reach national herd immunity. The technology was heralded as a medical marvel and went […]
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