Mia, Jazz Sketch Artist
By Mia Berman I was hooked on art and music as a child, watching my father do charcoal drawings, learning from his harmony and composition lessons, […]
FireFLAG:EMS PRIDE Celebration
For those who are not familiar with the traditions of the New York City Fire Department, it is built on a long history of brotherhood, […]
Defying The Biology Of Aging
Inflammation; the Good,the Bad and the Ugly By Dr. Nabil El-hag, PhD Pain. It is something most of us studiously try to avoid. But pain […]
Queer Saints
By Jason Tseng This Pride Month, LGBTQIA Americans once again find themselves the targets of a coordinated culture war instigated by Far-Right extremists. In light […]
Alden Teen View Hair Interview
By 13-Year-Old Reporter Alden Roosevelt Recently, I’ve been thinking about hair. When will I grow facial hair? When I do, will I shave it off […]
Celebrate Pride Month at the Whitney
By Angela Montefinise The Whitney Museum of American Art is celebrating Pride throughout June with events for all ages. Activities include neighborhood tours, coloring projects, […]
Gary Null Progressive Action List
By Gary Null, Updated May 11, 2023 Over the years, Gary has compiled a list of prominent issues and challenges that require urgent attention at […]
Gilbert T.Small
Interview by: Danielle Sevier Produced by: Mike Persico “Gibney Company, led by Artistic Director Gina Gibney and Director Gilbert T Small II, showcases captivating dance […]
Five Questions with West Village Resident, and Star of Stage and Screen, Maryann Plunkett
Five Questions: with West Village Resident and Star of Stage and Screen Maryann Plunkett By Robert Galinsky Maryann Plunkett has been living in the West […]
The Story of Michael Konnon
How the son of Greek Immigrants founded one of the world’s first HIV/AIDS specialty pharmacies By Anastasia Kaliabakos The 1980s marked the beginning of the […]
Jennifer Elster’s Multi Medium Exhibition: Take Heed At the Development Gallery in Tribeca
Take Heed At The Development Gallery in Tribeca By Taylor Dwyer Powerful, eerie, beautiful, with a sly sense of humor. Upon peering through the towering […]
Dawlcakes are for Everyone
By Karilyn Prisco As a gay mom and flamboyant home baker, Joanne Spataro is proud to live in the West Village, where Pride began. She […]
Jim Hodges Sculpture – Craig’s Closet
© Joel Gordon 2023 – All rights reserved Craig’s closet is a newly created artwork by Jim Hodges. On view beginning June 9 2023, the […]
Northwell Offers Most Advanced Treatments For Heart Attacks
Northwell Health and Concorde Medical Group held a ribbon cutting ceremony unveiling Concorde Cardiology at Park Avenue South, a state-of-the-art practice designed to provide superior […]
The Shell Game That Perpetuates Smart Meters
By Les Jamieson Since 2011 there have been at least 10 different attempts to pass a law that would regulate digital utility meters, which have […]
The Trials of Becoming a New York Judge
By Edward Yutkowitz It’s a wet and gloomy morning in Abingdon Square. The stalls of the greenmarket are quieter than usual. There’s a notable absence […]
Lower Manhattan City Council Primaries One Inspiring One Not
By Frank Quinn With relatively light media coverage, you’ll need to pay close attention to understand the 2023 New York City elections. This “off-year” cycle […]