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Artist turns a missing NYC subway tile into living art with chia seeds. 2 days later, she gets a response from Zohran Mamdani’s teamEujue, an innovative South Korean-American artist, has successfully transformed a missing subway tile at Delancey Street into a vibrant pie...
In 1976, New York suspended a tram over the East River because another subway tunnel was too expensive; the Roosevelt Island Tram still links the island to ManhattanConstructed in 1976, New York City's Roosevelt Island Tramway began as a temporary fix meant to serve until a new subway line was completed...
Thousands protest outside Kennedy Center over concerns that Trump might tear it downThousands gathered outside the Kennedy Center to protest US President Trump's plans. Protesters formed a human chain around the iconic perf...
Heat scorches Spain and the European nation finds an old, traditional hack to find some comfortSpain’s brutal summer heat has revived the traditionalabanico, with Spaniards and tourists using folding hand fans across plazas, public tr...
Met Gala 2026 theme, where to watch: When does Met Gala start? Details hereMet Gala 2026: Beyonce will make her first appearance at the event in a decade, serving as a co-chair of fashion's marquee event along with...
9 Fascinating secrets about New York City you might not knowNew York City is a place of countless hidden surprises. Beyond its iconic skyline, the city holds fascinating stories, secret history, and ...
Ukrainian woman, 23, escaped Putin's bomb but gets stabbed in US: The heartbreaking ordeal of Iryna ZarutskaIryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, escaped Russia Ukraine war to live a peaceful life in America. But last month, in a tragic...
Emmy Nominations 2025: ‘Severance’ leads with 27 nods, House of the Dragon and Squid Games among biggest snubsEmmy Nominations 2025: The 2025 Emmy nominations were revealed on Tuesday, July 15. Leading the charge is Apple TV+’s cerebral workplace th...
Grit, humor, grief and gloom mix as Ukrainians face a dangerous new phase in the warKyiv, Ukraine’s beautiful capital, is once again a bustling European city with modern conveniences from craft beer bars and hip coffee shop...
Unveiling ancient treasures: Met Museum's 'Tree & Serpent' shines a light on early Buddhist art in IndiaThe Metropolitan Museum's newest exhibition, "Tree & Serpent: Early Buddhist Art in India, 200 B.C.E.-400 C.E.," features over 50 sculpture...
Russia takes losses in failed river crossing, officials sayUkraine's airborne forces command has released photos and video of what it said was a damaged Russian pontoon bridge over the Siversky Done...
Ukraine puts Russian soldier accused of war crime on trialThe trial of a Russian soldier accused of killing a Ukrainian civilian opened Friday, the first war crimes trial since Moscow's invasion of...
Bakers Circle sees exponential rise in demand for frozen foods
Gandhinagar Capital: India's 1st upgraded rail station set to open, will offer 'airport experience'The officials said Wednesday the upgraded station has an interfaith prayer hall -- a first for the country's vast railway network -- a colu...
Lighting can even make a bad building look betterGood lighting can’t make a bad building better but bad lighting can ruin a good building, believes celebrated designer Charles Stone II
National War Memorial finalized at India Gate complexThe NWM will be largely underground, with a subway connecting the chhatri area with the museum at the nearby Princess Park.
- The Stoneman Murders: Movie Review
The Stoneman Murders is a fictitious tale based on the real life footpath stoning incidents that made headlines in the early 80s in Mumbai.
- It's easy to have fun in New York City on a budget
You don't need big bucks to enjoy the Big Apple big time. Travel like a New Yorker on the subway. Eat like a New Yorker on the street. Top ...
- New York, the hyper city
You can spend weeks in New York and still barely scratch the surface, but there are some key attractions - and some pleasures - that you ca...
- A subtle appeal
What thrills Fiona Sweetman, though, is that on sunny mornings, Eureka’s gold crest reflects onto St Paul’s Church on Flinders Street.