The Apollo Theater will open its doors for free this weekend for Open House events including performances by Ballet Hispanico, the Dance Theatre of Harlem, Amateur Night winners, and an all-ages Friday night Community Sing led by Christian jazz vocal g... »
Justin Bieber, Quincy Jones step out to see Michael Jackson immortalized with hand and footprints in cement at Grauman's Chinese Theatre; Salt-n-Pepa prove they still got it at the launch of McDonald's new Chicken McBites menu item; The 18th Annual Scr... »
You should not be reading this. And I should not have written it. Because we should not be here. At all. In fact, we should not exist. And the odds that we do exist are so impossibly small that we can not conceive of a number that finite. Smaller than... »
Oprah is not cold in the media grave for more than five minutes and the Kardashian Konsortium is moving in on her turf. Word is that the Kardashian Empire will venture into the magazine business just in time for the extinction of print. Kris Jenner mus... »
Sunday, April 1 Coney Island History Project opens for the season New York Rangers home game at Madison Square Garden vs. the Bruins at 3 p.m. Cherry Blossom Season, Hanami, begins at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (through April 29) Monday, April 2 Openi... »
Because you can't move forward without looking back, here now is The Year That Was, wherein Curbed briefly and by no means exhaustively recaps important things that happened in the realms of real estate, interior design and decor, architecture, and... »
Twenty-one-year-old Jasmine Tookes got her foot in the door on the commercial side of the modeling industry, landing lucrative ad spots for Ugg and Gap in 2010. But then, the Huntington Beach native booked DKNY's spring 2011 campaign, followed by a spr... »
February 4, 2012: Stephanie Mills was born March 22, 1957, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The youngest of six children, Stephanie Mills began singing as a very young child at Brooklyn's Cornerstone Baptist Church. By age 9, Mills appeared in her firs... »
