Month: December 2025

Hallelujah on the blockchain According to reports, Harlem’s legendary gospel choir has launched an NFT collection. Buyers don’t just get digital

Window shopping goes live According to reports, luxury boutiques now pay influencers to stand in their windows instead of mannequins. Passersby

Whiskers with benefits According to reports, bodega cats across the city have joined a union. Demands include hazard pay for chasing

Eusexua Takes Over Electra, Texas The Town That Danced Its Way to Enlightenment Electra, TX – The people of Electra, a tiny

Vows with traffic views According to reports, the Brooklyn Bridge is now available for weddings. Couples say "I do" while joggers,

Meters and feelings running According to reports, yellow cab drivers are doubling as therapists. For $15 a ride, plus tip, you

Thrill ride rent control According to reports, Coney Island’s famous roller coaster has been rezoned into luxury apartments. Tenants climb a

Luxury coops only According to reports, wealthy Upper East Siders have hired trainers to turn pigeons into status symbols. Forget Labradoodles—flocks

Christopher Walken Has Never Owned a Cellphone, and Society Might Be Worse for It By Skip Dialtone, Senior Communications Correspondent In an

Tigers with your MetroCard According to reports, the Bronx Zoo is now part of your morning commute. For the price of

Poodles over people According to reports, SoHo’s newest gallery bans humans and welcomes only dogs. Yes, the art world has gone

From rats to startups Queens just got the ultimate hybrid work perk. According to reports, an unused subway platform has been

Pope Francis Declares Legacy Media Causes ‘Brain Rot’ CNN Demands a Second Opinion By Sister Mary Clickbait Holy Headlines: The Pope Diagnoses a

Satoshi with mustard According to reports, hot dog carts now accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, and something called "Dogecoin with Relish." Street vendors

Trading floor meets bedroom floor According to reports, Wall Street traders have ditched Armani for flannel. The NYSE floor now looks

Nature meets narcissism Central Park has long been a refuge from the city’s concrete chaos. But now, according to reports, it’s

AI Officials Are Alarmed at the Foul Language Directed at Chatbots—Because Even Robots Have Feelings The Rise of AI Verbal Abuse:

From commuter barge to champagne barge The Staten Island Ferry, once the free floating bus of New York Harbor, is now

Tourists press to impress Times Square has always been a blinding cathedral of consumerism, but according to reports, the billboards are

Carts go AI Chinatown’s dim sum game just leveled up. According to reports, dumpling carts are now pushed by robots. They

Knowledge meets couture The Brooklyn Public Library is lending Prada along with paperbacks. According to reports, cardholders can now check out

AI Speech Recognition: When Your Virtual Assistant Needs a Hearing Aid The Robots Are Listening… Poorly By Glitch McAfee, AI Ethics &

Stretching between show tunes Broadway theaters are now offering yoga breaks during intermission. According to reports, ushers guide audiences into downward

Zen meets chaos of 14th Street Union Square now boasts a giant meditation dome where New Yorkers can achieve inner peace

Architecture meets anxiety The Flatiron Building has been reborn as Manhattan’s largest escape room. According to reports, tourists pay $50 to

The U.K. Prepares for Lab-Grown Eggs and Sperm, Because Apparently, Tinder Wasn’t Weird Enough Britain’s Fertility Regulators Are About to Make

Traders go casual, panic ensues Wall Street has ditched Armani for athleisure. According to reports, traders now scream into phones wearing

Sax solos meet off-key ballads Harlem’s legendary jazz clubs are shaking things up by adding karaoke nights. According to reports, visitors

Commuting gets a club remix The Staten Island Ferry has turned into a floating nightclub. According to reports, a full DJ

More Than HALF of Dating App Users Plan to Abstain from Masturbating This Year There Could Be a Shocking Risqué Repercussion By

Pedestrian safety with ambiance SoHo has unveiled candlelit crosswalks to improve both safety and mood. According to reports, pedestrians now glide

Finally lives up to ‘Boulevard of Death’ name Queens Boulevard, long nicknamed the "Boulevard of Death," has unveiled a futuristic moving