Whether pop-up shops are around for the summer or just a few weeks, the trendy shopping destinations can be hard to track down. As we kick off summer, we've put together a list of the best pop up shops coming to NYC. More»

Thanks to Vine, we've found another (highly addictive) way to waste time, and it's become even easier to stalk our favorite celebrities. We've already rounded up the best celebrity Instagrams to follow, but now we're bringing you the New York Vine accounts that stand head and shoulders above the rest. If you're not following them already, here are 13 celebrity Vine accounts to check out. More»

Geographically, we live in one of the smallest cities, but culturally, there is more to eat, see, and do in these 468 square miles than any other place in the nation. The problem is, the typical New York tourist only sees a portion of the best spots in the city. With 5 boroughs and countless neighborhoods, it's easy to get overwhelmed and fall into the tourist traps of the city from Times Square to the Statue of Liberty. When you want to see the New York that inspired Jay Z and Frank Sinatra to sing, you need an insider's advice. Look no further. We've put together a collection of the places and spaces of a New Yorker's New York!

The warm weather is finally here, and with it comes the promise of rooftop and back garden happy hours. We've done some digging to find a few exceptional happy hours that we're excited to check out in the Meatpacking District. Click through for our list of where to head after work on one of these sunny, spring days.

Last night in NYC, guests filled the elegant Garden Court and Music Room at The Frick Collection for the 2013 Young Fellows Ball, Angelina Jolie donated money to a Pakistani teen at the Women in the World Summit, painter Kenny Scharf debuted his new exhibit "Kolors" at the Paul Kasmin Gallery and celebrated his opening night at the Standard Hotel, Jon Stewart stepped out to honor the NYPD at the foundation's gala, and more!

The owners of The Standard Hotel are rumored to be selling their property for a total of $300 million, the Soho House is looking into expanding to the Lower East Side, FINALE is looking to get board approval for dancing, Swedish House Mafia plans to disband after their final NYC show this weekend, and so much more in the Nightlife News Round Up. More»