Because a new coke machine just wants you to hug it, check out today's end-of-day links: a haunted house lawsuit, bees at the Waldorf-Astoria, headless chickens in Central Park, and Titanic 3D triumphs. Don't forget to follow Gothamist on Twitter and l... »
YouTube reviewer Frunkinator shows off a new purchaseMike Devine owns over 200 bottles of cologne. He stops by niche scent shop MiN New York roughly once a week. He's a member of a private Facebook group dedicated to fragrance.... »
Mastering social media is becoming a necessity for mid-career executives—especially people working in media-related industries. Digital skills and mastery of Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and now Pinterest are practically mandatory for employees. Sree ... »
YONKERS – The city’s Grinton I. Will public library will host a free screening of the documentary film “Gerrymandering” and a panel discussion on redistricting tonight at 1500 Central Park Ave. The panelists are Sean Coffey and Susan Lerner of Common C... »
Esther Dyson, Oxygen Media President Jason Klarman and some other high profile advisors are backing WebThriftStore, a for profit NY startup that enables charities to set up online thrift stores on their website so they don’t have to maintain their own... »
[Photo via Facebook] For a couple of months now interested parties have been following the progress of Brooklyn Crab, a giant new operation rising up across the street from the Red Hook Fairway. And today we get confirmation that... »
Earlier this week, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Mercedes-Benz USA unveiled “mbrace2,” an in-dashboard service that enables the use of Facebook, Yelp, and Google behind the wheel. The service will likely be available in all 2013 models... »
Last night, Spec published an official statement sent to them by the University to address “misinformation which we want to dispel” about the GS Class Day controversy. The statement is more notable for what it doesn’t say than what it says—neither the ... »
