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From Woolworths and Bag Man to Trader Joe’s and H&M: NYC’s love/hate history with chain stores

From Odesa to Moscow to the Upper West Side via Crimea, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has hit home on many fronts

The lawmaker opens up about moving from incarceration to the State Assembly, and how he plans to use that journey for the public good

People tell me, "It’s awful, I can’t get on Instagram or buy something." And I tell them, "What about the war, is that not awful?" They reply, "War is war. There are wars everywhere." To me, this is almost the same as supporting what is going on. 

The enigmatic pop maestro finally gets real—or, an AI version of him does—in the new Netflix documentary series “The Andy Warhol Diaries”

When doing a reading, avoid bad juju by closing the bathroom door

In today’s armored combat arenas, teams of fighters face off with broadswords, axes, and hammers

Drag queens are making it work and spreading their own kind of joy, on-screen and off

Dodgy numbers blame Albany for bullets over the Bronx and kids packing heat

“Russia kills. This hasn’t started yesterday or the week before. We want the world to hear us.”