Metro By Carl Campanile Published Nov. 5, 2023, 12:33 p.m. ET Foot traffic in New York City’s business districts is still down 33% from pre-COVID-19 levels, making it one of the slowest recovering cities in the country, according to a recent survey. A study by the University of Toronto analyzed foot traffic in major cities …
“Did they really decapitate babies?” My 14-year-old daughter asked me yesterday. She was pointing to a text message on her phone from a friend. “They’re saying they found Jewish babies killed, some burnt, some decapitated.” And I was taken aback. Not because I couldn’t find the right words to respond—although, truthfully, I was unsure of …
Once regarded as a food for the less privileged, sardines have now become a trend, thanks to TikTok. The hashtag #Sardine and #Sardines have garnered a combined 831 million views as canned food enthusiasts indulge in their love for these slippery creatures. And now, a renowned sardine monger from Portugal has arrived in NYC to …
The gates are abuzz with excitement as the residents of New York City channel their inner “Barbie” in honor of the newly released eponymous movie. Bebby Siseido, a resident of Battery Park, has taken her admiration to the next level by wearing pink every day of the week as a tribute to her beloved childhood …
There is a dispute surrounding the auction process of Margaritaville Times Square, with the owner claiming that the lender rigged the process. The New York City branch of the Jimmy Buffet song-themed hotel and restaurant was set to be auctioned as part of a foreclosure sale but filed for bankruptcy prior to the auction. The …