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Ninety-nine years ago, a group of Macy’s store employees marched six miles from 145th Street in Harlem to the flagship store in Herald Square. With floats featuring The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, Little Miss Muffet, and Little Red Riding Hood that matched the Mother…

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The New York Comedy Comedy Festival is back again and just as spirited as the previous year’s event! The largest comedy festival in the country is entering its 19th year in a row, bringing in hundreds of comedians each year performing more than a hundred shows in a variety…

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The holiday season is the perfect time to give back and help others in need, and with Thanksgiving on the horizon, the time to get involved is approaching quickly. Across the five boroughs, community efforts have been made to serve under-resourced populations and provide them…

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Like any great love, it keeps you guessing Like any real love, it's ever-changing Like any true love, it drives you crazy But you know you wouldn't change anything, anything, anything “Welcome to New York” Taylor Swift 2014 Famous for her very public…

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For many New Yorkers who won’t be elbow-deep into poultry stuffing a turkey, Thanksgiving morning will involve hours on the sidewalk watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. For others, it will involve making meticulous plans on the best strategy to hit the…

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Simply put, who doesn’t love New York City in the fall? From When Harry Met Sally to Moonlight, The Big Apple’s autumns are the stuff of legend. Each year, locals and visitors alike bundle up against the creeping chill and venture out in the hopes of tasting a…

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Moreso than any other day of the year, you’ll be intensely aware of New York City’s immense population on the day after Thanksgiving. Couple epic deals with the Big Apple’s already-legendary retail scene, and you can see why it’s difficult to escape…