New York City certainly has its share of tourist attractions. Some, such as the Statue of Liberty, Central Park or Radio City Music Hall, are decades old. Other places that…
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Along with travel, theater is one of the industries that has been hardest hit by COVID. Especially Broadway. I mean, think about it for a second. Broadway houses hold anywhere…
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In early (very early) 2020, Warner Brothers announced that a giant, 20,000+ square foot Harry Potter flagship store was going to open later that year, next door to the Flatiron…
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Like many places across the U.S., New York City is reintroducing itself to tourism. In fact, it’s so committed to people visiting again that it’s made its hotels cheaper for…
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In late 2015, a Kickstarter campaign brought back one of my favorite TV shows, Mystery Science Theater 3000. I pledged way too much money for the chance to see the…
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For a time, New York had the distinction of having the most COVID-related cases, hospitalizations and deaths in the country. However thanks to strong mandates, their numbers have significantly decreased…
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Times Square Is Getting A Margaritaville Hotel With An Outdoor Pool Deck, But The Geography Is On Island Time
by joehegby joehegJimmy Buffett has managed to turn his top-10 hit song from 1977 into a global super-brand. Starting with restaurants in tourist-trap locations, the brand had expanded into hotels and even…
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Some attractions in New York City have thrilled visitors for decades. This best way to see the Statue of Liberty (for free!), tours of Rockefeller Center, and walks through Central…
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In 1930, the iron gates in front of 21 W 52nd St in New York City opened for the first time and the 21 Club (or simply 21) welcomed its…
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I don’t know anyone who’s saying 2020 was a major success. Unless you’re the CEO or Netflix or Amazon. For the rest of us, it’s a year of canceled plans…
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