There are two exhibitions running in the city right now--just three blocks from each other--that are not only worthwhile to visit for thei...

On this date--May 23, 1701--Captain William Kidd was hanged for murder and piracy at the so-called "Execution Dock" in London. T...

At the end of the nineteenth century, when newspapers were at their peak, there were 43 daily papers in New York City. Most were published...

As you may have read , there is controversy brewing as to whether the new World Trade Center building (formerly known as the Freedom Tower...

We're a little late to the game on this post -- in fact, you only have one more day to see the Duncan Phyfe exhibition at the Metropo...

We were touring through Greenwich Village, showcasing places of literary significance, when we remembered that today marks the 80th annive...

We hope everyone has a great weekend, and we just wanted to remind you that tickets are still available for Sunday's 3pm performance o...

There's been much fanfare in commemoration of the sinking of RMS Titanic on April 15, 1912, en route to New York on its maiden voyage--a...

We saw a preview performance last night of Edith Wharton's adaptation of her best-selling novel House of Mirth at the Metropolitan Pla...

Photo by Jacob J. Goldberg On Sunday, April 29, we will be appearing at the Metropolitan Playhouse in the East Village to do a post-sho...