From Fireworks to 'Seinfeld Night,' Brooklyn Cyclones summer schedule promises something for everyone * Brooklyn Paper
Summer 2024 at Maimonides Park offers exciting Brooklyn Cyclones games and promotions celebrating diverse themes like Pride, Margaritaville, and Jewish Heritage. [ more ]
Neighbors on edge after NYC murder-suicide as victim's uncle torches killer on social media: 'I f-king hate you'
The tragic murder-suicide in Brooklyn shocked neighbors and left them questioning the causes behind such a drastic end to a volatile relationship. [ more ]
LaToya Ruby Frazier used photography to capture the decline and resilience in her hometown of Braddock, creating powerful visuals that tell a generational story. [ more ]
The tranquility frees you': Bogota, the city that shuts out cars every week
Ciclovia in Bogota shuts major roads on Sundays, promoting biking and walking, fostering community, and inspiring similar initiatives worldwide. [ more ]
How This Innovative Bookstore Became a Literary Landmark | Entrepreneur
Powell's City of Books in Portland, Oregon is a cultural cornerstone that combines new, used, and out-of-print books, fostering a sense of community and sustainability. [ more ]
An 81-year-old man is charged with terrorizing his Azusa neighbors with a slingshot
Neighbors were surprised when an elderly man known as 'Wick' was arrested for terrorizing the neighborhood by shooting metal ball bearings with a slingshot. [ more ]
Gun violence impact is widespread, with approximately 47 million Americans now living near a recent gun homicide, showcasing a significant increase since before the pandemic. [ more ]
'Women and Children First' is a tale about how actions and choices affect others
In 'Women and Children First,' Alina Grabowski presents interconnected narratives of Nashquitten residents post-tragedy, exploring grief and community bonds. [ more ]
Boy, 5, killed in east London tower block tragedy fell from 15th floor kitchen window, inquest hears
A five-year-old boy fell to his death from a 15th-floor kitchen window in east London. His father discovered him on railings below the building. [ more ]
'Nothing but pure kindness' - tributes paid to Mayo crash victim Andrea Gornowicz, who died in latest tragedy on N17
Andrea Gornowicz, a well-loved community member, tragically passed away in a collision. She was remembered as a good neighbor with a deep love for nature. [ more ]
Chinatown's late-night BYOB spots bring together off-duty sommeliers for food and wine gatherings, fostering a sense of community among wine professionals. [ more ]
Immigrants are wary as an appeals court weighs legality of Texas immigration law
The Spanish-language Bible found at a Lutheran church in Eagle Pass, Texas, carried by a migrant who lost their life, symbolizes the suffering and hope of immigrants. [ more ]
Planning Commission backs historic zoning for east side beauty shop - Austin Monitor
The Planning Commission endorsed historic landmark status for Fashionette Beauty Shop in East Austin to promote equitable historic preservation. [ more ]
After almost a century in business, Doody Home Center in Sheepshead Bay to close * Brooklyn Paper
A longstanding home improvement store in Sheepshead Bay, Doody Home Center, is closing after nearly a century due to circumstances beyond ownership's control. [ more ]
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea council served an eviction notice to two houseboats in West London due to concerns about spoiling the River Thames view. [ more ]
The annual Kite Festival in Brooklyn Bridge Park is now the Sound & Color Festival, featuring live music performances and Caribbean-inspired kite activities. [ more ]
TikTok creators sue to block law forcing divestment or ban: 'Part of American life'
TikTok creators are suing to block a law that could force the app's divestiture, citing impact on their ability to express themselves and form community. [ more ]
XPOSED 2024: Berlin's Queer Film Fest Unveils Diverse Lineup - KALTBLUT Magazine
XPOSED Queer Film Festival in Berlin, May 2024, celebrates queer storytelling with 15 features, 54 shorts, online streaming, and critical discussions on loss, community, and resilience. [ more ]
Free Tix: The 46-Year History of the SF Gay Men's Chorus
Memory Keepers Initiative celebrates the history of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, featuring personal stories and milestones related to LGBTQ+ activism and music. [ more ]
Taking care with the weird, wild, and political literatures of Hard to Read
Reflecting on a winter conversations program honoring Cecilia Gentili, focusing on community, activism, and storytelling in the midst of grief [ more ]
Nicole Glasgow started a podcast showcasing the struggles of mothers with incarcerated children, highlighting the lack of communities catering to their specific experiences. [ more ]
The Real Reason Taylor Swift's 'Tortured Poets' Is Dividing The Fandom
Taylor Swift's album 'The Tortured Poets Department' is uniting and dividing fans based on their level of dedication and appreciation for the album. [ more ]
This Novel Delves Into Gay Male-Straight Female Friendship
McKenna's debut novel, , is relatable by reflecting on life choices, identity struggles, and next steps through interconnected characters in a sweltering London weekend. [ more ]
7 must-try Brazilian restaurants in Culver City (and beyond)
Venice Boulevard is a prominent hub for Brazilian food in Los Angeles, centered around the Brazilian Mall and a community jump-started by Cafe Brasil in 1991. [ more ]
Women Business Owners Lead with Passion and Optimism for Success
Passion, collaboration, and community are crucial for women business leaders. Personal satisfaction is a top motivation for starting and maintaining a business. [ more ]
We Locked Eyes, and Her Face Broke Into a Huge Smile'
Discovering a new deli with great sandwiches and a warm owner led to a cherished morning ritual, demonstrating the importance of small daily moments. [ more ]
Rebuilding After a Fire. Are Things Really Just Things?
The aftermath of a devastating home fire includes challenges with insurance, support from the community, and emotional attachments to remaining possessions. [ more ]
Patrick Lovely, an artist and art teacher, documented the everyday life of ordinary people in Brixton, focusing on Irish and Windrush communities. [ more ]