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  1. The Toy Store, and $15 Million Bird, at the Center of an Internet Frenzy Express, Yesterday

    Art of Play, a novelty store in Brooklyn Heights, has found itself at the center of a social media maelstrom over a feud between the shop and the singer and TV personality Kelly Clarkson.

  2. Anti-Israel Protesters Pose a Purity Test That Even Mamdani Can’t Pass New York, Today

    The enmity directed toward Mayor Zohran Mamdani from within the pro-Palestinian movement illustrates the challenge the wider left faces in corralling its insurgents.

  3. Battle Over the Pierre Ends in Defeat for the Buyer Pushed by Lutnick Business, Yesterday

    Motasem Khashoggi, who hails from a prominent Saudi family, missed a Tuesday deadline to deliver a $100 million deposit to purchase the Manhattan landmark.

  4. Plaza Hotel to Shut for Four-Year Cleanup of Its Celebrated Facade Metro, Yesterday

    The famous Fifth Avenue hotel, which opened in 1907, requires a restoration of its exterior, its operators said. It was not clear if residents of the building’s condos would have to leave.

  5. Diwali, Gen Z Style Styles, Yesterday

    Actress Avantika Vandanapu, who stars in “Not Suitable for Work,” hosted a party that mixed Hindu traditions with chai cocktails and 50 Cent.

  6. Mamdani Enters Deal With N.Y.U. to Share Profits From New Quantum Lab Metro, Yesterday

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani said that in exchange for a $30 million city investment, New York would get 15 percent of proceeds from projects developed in the quantum technology lab.

  7. James Dolan, a Former Hochul Supporter, Goes All In on Her G.O.P. Rival Metro, October 13

    The Knicks owner is urging New York’s business elite to abandon Gov. Kathy Hochul, highlighting her support of Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Mr. Dolan has spent millions to back her opponent, Bruce Blakeman.

  8. Have a Complaint About the M.T.A.? She’s Listening. Metro, Yesterday

    The chief customer officer for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority knows that New Yorkers have no shortage of opinions about subways and buses.

  9. A Home for Lapsed Ballet Dancers. Pro Dreams Beside the Point. Culture, Yesterday

    For many ballet dancers and former students, love of the art form endures even after they stop dancing. Ballet Salon was founded as a place for them to practice and perform at a high level.

  10. City Council Speaker and Mamdani Agree on Horse-Drawn Carriage Ban Metro, October 13

    Under legislation backed by City Council Speaker Julie Menin and Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the use of horse-drawn carriages in Central Park would end by June 2028.

  11. Judith J. Gische, Judge in Giuliani Divorce Case, Dies at 70 Obits, October 13

    During an acrimonious trial, she barred the mayor’s lover from Gracie Mansion and ruled that his income and clients were open to scrutiny.

  12. The Soccer Bar of Your Mexican Food Dreams Is Here Dining, October 13

    From the Taqueria Ramírez team, Soccería in Greenpoint pairs lively fútbol energy with seriously good cooking.

  13. Cabagges World Believes Brunch Is Good in L.A. and Evil in New York Dining, October 13

    Anna Archibald and Kevin Serai, the couple behind the popular home cooking and lifestyle account, tackle our restaurant questionnaire.

  14. Daniel Humm Finally Puts His Name on a Restaurant Dining, October 13

    Softville makes its American gelato debut, Diner24 provides dinner-theater on the hour and more restaurant news.

  15. Commuters Face Delays In Final Phase of Project Metro, October 13

    NJ Transit and Amtrak began the final phase of a project to replace the Portal Bridge that will cause detours and delays for riders heading to and from Manhattan.

  16. Here’s How to Navigate the Portal Bridge Disruptions Metro, October 13

    NJ Transit passengers can expect delays, detours and cancellations, especially to Manhattan, for the next five weeks. Here are some alternative ways to get around.

  17. Preparing for His Final Bow at the Irish Arts Center Metro, October 13

    After 20 years, Aidan Connolly will step down as executive director of the center, which is undergoing a top-to-bottom renovation.

  18. Uta Hagen and Herbert Berghof Played Here. Now the Curtain May Come Down. Real Estate, October 13

    HB Studio, founded in 1945, has serious financial woes and is in disrepair.

  19. When the Room Where It Happened Was a Greenwich Village Nightclub Book Review, October 13

    A new book traces the careers of five talented Black women artists and activists who converged at a venue where performance and politics collided.

  20. Blakeman Launches Graphic Attack on Mamdani in Meeting With Hasidic Jews Metro, October 12

    While seeking support from Hasidic leaders, the Republican candidate for governor, Bruce Blakeman, said Mayor Zohran Mamdani would not act if riots hit their community.

  21. Mamdani Orders Reforms After Fatal Police Shooting Metro, October 12

    The accountability measures follow the retirement of an officer who was facing a disciplinary trial for excessive force in the death of 19-year-old Win Rozario in 2024.

  22. Kelly Clarkson Feuds With a Brooklyn Novelty Shop, and the Internet Piles On Express, October 12

    In an episode involving a famous singer and a purveyor of esoteric toys, everyone has an opinion about who made the big mistake. Big. Huge!

  23. How a Book Editor Lives on $74,000 in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn Interactive, October 12

    Mo Crist has three family goals, but financing them is a tricky proposition in an expensive city like New York.

  24. A Dancer Made a Promise to the Universe: ‘I Will Wrap It Up in a Year’ Arts & Leisure, October 12

    Adrian Danchig-Waring wasn’t sure he would walk again after a harrowing illness, but he returned to dance, better than ever. Now the City Ballet principal bids farewell.

  25. Mamdani Will Skip Columbus Day Parade. Some Italian Americans Are Glad. Metro, October 11

    City Hall confirmed that the mayor would not join Monday’s procession up Fifth Avenue, but would host an Italian American heritage reception soon.

  26. Lower East Side Parishioners Mourn Loss of ‘Spiritual Home’ Metro, October 11

    As the temporary closure of Most Holy Redeemer Church stretches on, congregants fear it will suffer the same fate as other shuttered houses of worship.

  27. His Ode to N.Y.C.’s Magic Starts With Stained Glass Books, October 4

  28. A Porch Concert Series Started During Covid. The Bands Are Playing On. Metro, October 4

  29. Why Does This Building Look Purple (or Maybe Pink)? Diversity and Trump. Metro, October 4

  30. Metropolitan Diary Metropolitan, October 4

  31. Mamdami Is Showing the World How It’s Done Op Ed, October 3

  32. 5 Minutes on the F Train, 442 Pages Later Styles, October 3

  33. Statue of Liberty Boat Tours: Legit or Scams? Depends Whom You Ask. Metro, October 3

  34. The Top Editor of Harper’s Bazaar Stays Booked and Busy at Fashion Week Interactive, October 3

  35. Stevie Nicks and Sarah Jessica Parker Bring the Fairy Dust Styles, October 2

  36. Where Things Stand in the Jane Doe Investigation Metro, October 2

  37. 5 Hotels for Savoring the Fall, From a Rockies Lodge to a London Hideaway Travel, October 2

  38. The Rise of the Nine-Figure Listing Real Estate, October 2

  39. A Visit to an Actor and Choreographer’s Apartment of Mirrors Real Estate, October 2

  40. Art Gallery Shows to See in October Weekend, October 1

  41. Three Restaurants That Came Back From the Dead Dining, October 1

  42. Man Is Fatally Stabbed on the Subway in a Random Attack, Police Say Metro, October 1

  43. Landlords Release Texts And Emails in Lawsuit Over Freezing of Rents Metro, October 1

  44. An Audience Sings the Praises of Gustavo Dudamel Styles, October 1

  45. Tell Us Your Tales of Trick-or-Treating in New York City Real Estate, October 1

  46. 28 Off Broadway Shows to See in a Bursting October Culture, October 1

  47. Why He Sings About Exit 31 on the B.Q.E. Metro, October 1

  48. Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Queens Real Estate, October 1

  49. There’s More to October Than Being Spooked Weekend, October 1

  50. The New York City Neighborhoods Where It’s Hardest to Build Housing Metro, October 1

  51. Timeless, Infamous, Alive: Walking Canal Street Interactive, September 30

  52. A Move to Quiet Down the Noisy Pedicabs of Midtown Metro, September 30

  53. In the West Village, a Rooftop ‘Cottage’ Is on the Market Real Estate, September 30

  54. Over 20 Proposals Debated in New York Hearing on E-Bikes Metro, September 30

  55. Deadly Crashes Surge as E-Bikes and Scooters Fill New York Streets Metro, September 30

  56. What to Know About New York City’s Second-Home Tax Metro, September 30

  57. Judge Declares 2nd-Home Tax Needs Redoing Metro, September 29

  58. Can This Buzzy Japanese Pizzeria Cut It in New York? Dining, September 29

  59. Bar CC, the Sister Space to Crane Club, Takes a Plus Approach Dining, September 29

  60. Mamdani Offers a Plan To Battle Antisemitism Metro, September 29

  61. Man Killed After Bag Gets Stuck in Subway Doors, Police Say Metro, September 29

  62. Her Art Uplifted Central Park. Her Murder Leaves It Shaken. Metro, September 29

  63. Turning an Airfield in Brooklyn Into a High School Metro, September 29

  64. A Dining Room Set for Conversation and Quirky Collections Real Estate, September 29

  65. Man Is Fatally Stabbed at Manhattan Homeless Shelter Metro, September 28

  66. Mamdani Casts Shadow on Hochul’s Re-election Metro, September 28

  67. How a Brooklyn Fashionista Lives on $67,000 a Year in Bay Ridge Interactive, September 28

  68. For 700 CUNY Students, the Prize Is Free Subway Cards Metro, September 28

  69. What’s a Concert Worth? Ask a Harry Styles Fan. Culture, September 28

  70. After Deaths of 3 Taxi Drivers, Union Pushes Mamdani to Revive Health Fund Plan Metro, September 28

  71. City Officers Used Flock To Track License Plates Metro, September 28

  72. Nor’easter Weakens but Remains a Threat Metro, September 28

  73. For East Coast Surfers, the Nor’easter Is a Warm Weather Gift National, September 27

  74. Woman Who Had Been Stabbed Is Found Dead in Central Park Metro, September 27

  75. How BrooklynVegan Went From Indie Rock Blog to Ghost Site Styles, September 27

  76. A Ferociously Talented Writer on the Subway Death That Divided New York Book Review, September 27

  77. The Daredevil Aviator on Page 1 Projects and Initiatives, September 27

  78. We’re Not in Texas Anymore. Line Dancing Takes New York by Storm. Metro, September 27

  79. ‘As I Straightened Up, I Noticed the Cyclist Coming Back’ Metropolitan, September 27

  80. Officers Tried to Calm Knife-Wielding Woman After Times Square Spree Metro, September 27

  81. On World Stage, Mamdani Takes Foray Into Diplomacy Metro, September 26

  82. Brooklyn’s Democratic Leaders, in Resisting Reformers, Try to Change the Rules Metro, September 26

  83. Amid Celebration, a Diminished Neighborhood Adapts Metro, September 26

  84. Why the East Coast Storm Is a Nor’easter and Not a Hurricane Weather, September 26

  85. Donohue’s, an Old New York Saloon, Gets a New Operator Dining, September 25

  86. 2 Men Went On Gold Dig In the Sewer, Police Say Metro, September 25

  87. For Content Creators, New York Still Has Unique Pull Sunday Business, September 25

  88. His Style Screams ‘New York’ Metro, September 25

  89. See an Underwater World Projected on the Brooklyn Bridge Metro, September 25

  90. See 8 Timeless Fashion Trends Through the Decades Interactive, September 25

  91. Thierry Henry Lists Glass-Topped SoHo Penthouse for $25 Million Real Estate, September 25

  92. Keep It Creepy for a Fun Fright Weekend, September 25

  93. Young Democrats Are Putting the Party Back in Politics. It’s Working. Op Ed, September 25

  94. Netanyahu Defends Wars And Calls Critics ‘Phony’ Foreign, September 24

  95. Edward Lehner, Who Got New Yorkers to Pick Up After Dogs, Dies at 93 Obits, September 24

  96. About 100 Are Arrested in Protests Against Netanyahu Metro, September 24

  97. Amid Protests, Netanyahu Castigates Foes and Mayor of New York City Foreign, September 24

  98. And to Think That I Ate It on Mulberry Street Dining, September 24

  99. ‘Hold My Legs’ Projects and Initiatives, September 24

  100. Israeli Leader Accuses Mamdani of Antisemitism; Mayor Has Sharp Response Foreign, September 24

  101. Artists to Watch in Nearly 250 Galleries Weekend, September 24

  102. Free to New Yorkers: 70,000 Opera Tickets Culture, September 24

  103. The Big Show N Y T Now, September 24

  104. U.A.W.’s Rise Jolts Politics In New York Metro, September 24

  105. Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn Real Estate, September 24

  106. Renovating Manhattan’s Oldest Residence Metro, September 24

  107. Protecting Baby Turtles, Then Sending Them Off Metro, September 24

  108. When U.N. Protesters Denounce Netanyahu, Mamdani Won’t Be Among Them Metro, September 24

  109. Cheetah Chrome, 71, Guitarist for Early Punk Bands Obits, September 23

  110. Police Step Up U.N. Security After 3 People Emerge From Manhole Metro, September 23

  111. Man Guilty in Drug Ring Conspiracy at New York Park Metro, September 23

  112. Chelsea Handler, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Gustavo Dudamel’s Evening With the Divas Styles, September 23

  113. Museum Regrets 9/11 Event With Conspiracy Theories Culture, September 23

  114. At 92NY, a Transformation to Shed Its Awkward Phase Real Estate, September 23

  115. She’s Making Her Met Debut. She’s a Snake. Metro, September 23

  116. Get the Perks of a 5-Star Hotel — Without Booking a Room Travel, September 23

  117. A Quietly Shattering Memoir by a Man Detained by ICE for His Beliefs Book Review, September 23

  118. Bravo’s Surprise Hit Combines Nepo Babies and Good Old Drama Styles, September 23

  119. Weinstein Gets 15 Years In Sexual Assault Case Metro, September 23

  120. These Book Crawls Were Made for Walking Insider, September 23

  121. City Council Is Frustrated as Mamdani Aides Offer Little Insight Into Influencers Metro, September 23

  122. First Nonstop New York-to-Sydney Flights to Take Off in 2028 Travel, September 22

  123. Cafe Bar J.F. Is Neither of Those Things. But the Food Is Thrilling. Dining, September 22

  124. World Comes To New York, Disgruntling New Yorkers Metro, September 22

  125. Netanyahu, Ahead of U.N. Visit, Falsely Calls Mamdani Supporter of Hamas Metro, September 22

  126. An Art Lesson Includes a Love Story Culture, September 22

  127. New Twist in New York Marathon Route: 2 Fewer Turns in a Bronx Neighborhood Metro, September 22

  128. New York Labor Group Has Sought to Unionize 190,000 Health Workers Metro, September 22

  129. DoorDash Agrees to Pay $131.5 Million for Shortchanging Couriers in New York City Metro, September 22

  130. Change in Fortune For Unsung Art Culture, September 22

  131. Openings That Will Whet Every Appetite Dining, September 22

  132. Trump and the Mayor Are Genial at Gracie Mansion Metro, September 22

  133. Indian Food With a Modernist Twist Dining, September 22

  134. ‘I Wanted to Understand if the Soul Would Stay or Disappear’ T Style, September 22

  135. Mamdani and Trump Meet In Private at Mayor’s Home Metro, September 21

  136. The September 21 Trump Mamdani Meeting Nyc live blog included two standalone posts:
  137. Woman’s Death After Wellness Spa Injection Is Ruled a Homicide Metro, September 21

  138. How a Risk Associate Lives on $110,000 in Lenox Hill Interactive, September 21

  139. Recalling All the Joy And Grit Of the ’80s Culture, September 21

  140. Several Options on Where to Live Lead to a Big Decision Real Estate, September 21

  141. Late September? Time for the U.N. and Gridlock. Metro, September 21

  142. Afterglow T Style, September 21

  143. The Holder of the Key to Mamdani’s Economic Vision Metro, September 21

  144. A Summer Of Spectacle Metropolitan, September 21

  145. Clancy Describes His Grief Since Wife Killed Children National, September 21

  146. President Set For Meeting With Mayor In New York Metro, September 20

  147. Fifth Avenue Maisonette Hits the Market for $15 Million Real Estate, September 20

  148. An Impossible Choice Magazine, September 20

  149. This Artist Knows How to Light Up a Room Styles, September 20