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Superfly Presents, or the geniuses behind Bonnaroo and the Outside Lands, have created a new festival called The Great GoogaMooga Festival. An event the cast of Hey! Arnold would have been all over, GoogaMooga is a FREE two day festival seeking to celebrate music, drink, and the main highlight, food in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, sans tents of course. More»
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Last night, Lawrence Taylor of the New York Giants, former Sopranos star Tony Sirico, and Scarface star Angel Salazar celebrated the opening of Jaguar 3 in Sunset Park, BK. Hundreds showed up for the special event, which also celebrated Oz star Chuck Zito's birthday. More»
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They're probably not as wild as Aaron Carter's parties, but the Brooklyn rave scene is pretty much a close second. With the music, people, and decor, raves are the only places you can have an acid trip without actually being on acid, unless you wanted to of course. Check out our survival guide to the Brooklyn rave scene! More»
It's time to figure out where the parties are tonight. Make sure to check out our Calendar Page and follow us on Twitter as well! More»
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This past Saturday, more than 900 attendees dressed in black tie gathered to celebrate The Yuletide Ball's 91st year held at The Heights Casino. More»
Across the world, nightlife seems to have taken a slight turn in the rave direction. It's almost like a mini-festival, lasting anywhere between 6 and 12 hours, and the dress code is kept more casual, anything from ripped denim shorts and a crop top to a fitted dress applies. More»
Ben Pundole, the man that brought you some of Montauk's hottest hotels, Ruschmeyer's and the Surf Lodge, has decided to take on Brooklyn. Let's check in on what we know so far about the yet-to-be named hotel set to take over Williamsburg....
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No one can agree on who first began street art in NYC. Some believe that a foot messenger by the name of Taki 183 started the craze while some attribute it to graffiti writer Julio 204. Whomever sparked the trend, street art in NYC has essentially taken on a life of it's own and created it own culture. More»
As a result of years of gentrification due to sky high Manhattan real estate prices, Brooklyn has established itself as its own destination. So much so that hotels are popping up in Williamsburg to accommodate Brooklyn's own tourism. For those of you traveling to the big BK, or for those of you who just want to venture out of your Manhattan bubble, there are some really amazing places to hit up when you are in the most populated borough (yes, about 1 million more people live there than Manhattan). More»
Vassili Verrecchia Shows Off His Favorite Things In His Paris Home
While his brother, Timothee, runs the NYC office, Vassili takes on the Paris-based side of things. To gain some insight to what inspires such a creative and entrepreneurial spirit, we asked Vass to show off some of his favorite worldly and sentimental possessions in his Paris home. See where Vass's travels have taken him...
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