With the Knicks recently ousted from the playoffs, Carmelo Anthony’s former coach Jim Boeheim thinks it has nothing to do with him…but everything to do with his teammates. “He did what he can do,” Boeheim told the Syracuse Post-Standard. “He played very well the Read More

Feel free to lay out at the Coney Island beaches this weekend for their official summer opening…you just better hope you don’t need to use the bathroom! The newly-built modular Boardwalk “comfort stations” (made in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy) Read More

Anthony Weiner Runs For NYC Mayor With the sexting scandal that forced him to resign from Congress nearly two years behind him now, Anthony Weiner is officially running for mayor on New York City. He formally made the announcement this morning via the above video. A poll taken Read More

Barclays Center Wins “Building Brooklyn” Award The Barclays Center will be honored at the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s annual “Building Brooklyn” awards this year for their outstanding architecture with an award for “Economic Development.” “There isn’t a Read More

Havaianas Highline NYC Pop Up Shop Havaianas will be popping up at 74 Gansevoort Street this summer, with doors open from May 30th through September 3rd. Aside from being able to shop their extensive collection of sandals and shoes, the pop-up shop will feature a Make Your Own Read More

$140 million and TONS of hard labor later, the Rockaway Beaches are ready to re-open for the summer. Hurricane Sandy caused some major damage to the area, and while the repairs still aren’t fully complete, they’ve come a long way since October. “Our goal for Friday is Read More

J.R. Smith Plans To Retire As A New York Knick Though his run in the Playoffs was pretty terrible, J.R Smith had one of the best seasons in his career this year, averaging 18.1 points per game in the regular season. The NJ native was the Knicks second option in scoring and even Read More

A man fell out the window of Broadway’s Lyceum Theater on Sunday afternoon, but his landing on the theater’s marquee kept him suffering any major injuries. Apparently there to catch the matinee performance of “The Nance,” the 60-something year-old man “lost his Read More

Volunteers in the Queens area used their own money to paint the seating area near the Doughboy statue at Woodside’s Doughboy Park, but the city’s Parks Department couldn’t be any less appreciative. In fact, they’re downright pissed, and have plans to Read More

The Urban Outfitters coming to Williamsburg, Brooklyn may be the best one in the city yet. The store soon to open on on N. Sixth Street between Berry Street and Whythe Avenue has applied for a liquor license. They’ll be appearing in front of the Community Board 1 tonight Read More

Rumors of a second pregnancy for Beyonce have been running rampant in recent weeks. Over the weekend, E! News “confirmed” the rumors, saying multiple sources said that Bey and Jay were expecting child number 2. Hot 97′s Ebro Darden sent over a congratulatory Read More

Hey ladies, want to go topless around NYC this summer? Go right ahead! Police have been specifically told not to take any action against women who choose to show their breasts in the city, so long as there is no crude or sexual act being done with it. Even if the topless display Read More