More than a decade of Sept. 11 memorials may have led to smaller numbers at Ground Zero, but not a smaller show of spirit.
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Multimillion dollar Manhattan apts sell huge in summer
High end apartment sales are making a comeback as foreign investors are looking for at New York as a new place to spend their money.
Fashion Week brings city big bucks, popularity
New York’s semi annual fashion week does a lot more than just show off the latest designs.
Giants’ player wants his correct face in Madden ’13
Marcus Thomas really wants his picture to be in the game.
Spike Lee talks new movie, Knicks future and favorite superhero
The Brooklyn director shares his thoughts on topical issues in a special Q & A.
NBC announces the end of ‘The Office’ following 9th season
The popular ensemble sitcom will have its finale next spring.
NY film community remembers director Tony Scott
The New York film community shared their thoughts about the life and artistry of the action movie filmmaker.
NYers OK with city taking initiative against booze abuse: Poll
There are no plans to ban alcohol from the city, but residents say they would be alright if the mayor did something to combat alcohol abuse.
U.S. women’s Olympic gymnastics team celebrates in NY
After wowing the world with their acrobatics in London, the teens of the U.S. women’s gymnastics team took New York City by storm.
Queens Council member marries longtime partner
The wedding between Jimmy Van Bramer and Dan Hendrick marked another positive in the gay rights movement.
Olympic bid loss made New York City stronger
New York may have lost its chance to host this summer’s Olympics but it gained so much by not having the games.
Gay rights groups celebrate same-sex marriage anniversary
For the thousands of same sex couples that got married over the last 12 months, the anniversary of gay marriage is an empowerment of their rights.
‘Dark Knight Rises’ features Manhattan locales for key scenes
For the first time, Manhattan will be one of the “stars” portraying Gotham City.
Gothamites psyched for Batman’s silver screen return
Batman’s return to the silver screen is exciting everyone in the city.
Macy’s turns to fans to ‘Ignite the Light’ on July 4
Attendees of the 2012 Macy’s July 4th fireworks show helped to shape the spectacle.
New York Spider-Man fans cherish his city roots
For some comic book fans, Spider-Man is more than just a superhero, he’s a New York institution.
NYC celebrates Spider-Man’s return to the movies
The city is going to paint the town red and blue with events in anticipation for the premire of “The Amazing Spider-Man”
George Takei promotes gay rights in NYC
The Star Trek actor visited New York to help promote equal rights for the LGBT community.
Gay pride parade draws thousands of supporters
Thousands of LGBT members and their supporters hit the street to celebrate their pride.
Marine rescuers search for West Side dolphin
A runaway dolphin caused quite a stir on the West Side.