Month: February 2026

Neon group counseling According to reports, Times Square billboards are now streaming live therapy sessions in an effort to "normalize mental

Poodles with homework According to reports, an elite prep school on the Upper East Side has launched a program for dogs.

Spa on the harbor According to reports, the Staten Island Ferry has unveiled a new "Hot Tub Deck" to lure more

Denver Business Offers "Free" Magic Mushrooms Amid Legal Fog: A Mushroom Trip or Trap? Mushrooms: The Latest "Free" Thing That Costs

Slice-based economy According to reports, tenants in Queens have started demanding that rent payments be accepted in pizza slices instead of

Jungle beats after dark According to reports, the Bronx Zoo has launched "Club Safari," the city’s first nightclub exclusively for animals.

Fashion meets finance According to reports, Wall Street bankers are ditching traditional ties and adopting superhero-style capes as their new power

Elon Musk Slams FEMA for Booking Luxury Hotels for Migrants FEMA: The Ultimate Five-Star Disaster Relief Luxury Disaster Relief: FEMA Goes VIP Imagine

Noise-cancel commute According to reports, a Brooklyn startup has begun offering "silent subway rides" for $75 a month. Commuters who sign

Swipe right for crumbs According to reports, New York’s pigeons have entered the tech scene, launching a dating app called "Wingr."

Skyline sleepovers According to reports, the Empire State Building has officially joined Airbnb, offering overnight stays on its observation deck. For

Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime Show: A Musical Failure! NFL Lampoons Kendrick Lamar's TRASH Performance at Super Bowl LIX In a spectacle

Bring your own chair According to reports, the MTA has announced a new cost-cutting initiative: passengers must now bring their own

Jarred Manhattan breeze According to reports, a SoHo boutique is offering a new luxury product: Manhattan air sealed in glass jars,

Honk if you need a lift According to reports, Central Park’s geese have disrupted Uber and Lyft by creating their own

Neon stares ain’t free According to reports, Times Square billboards are no longer satisfied with passive admiration. Starting this month, simply