Throughout the duration of Transformers: Rise of The Beasts, you can hear Anthony Ramos’s Noah Diaz exclaiming “Brooklyn, baby” time and time again. The words held so much truth on Monday night, as fans gathered both in and outside of the legendary Kings Theater to celebrate the latest installment in the beloved Transformers franchise.
When Tessa Medina was four years old, she met her first love: New York City. Refusing to stay put in her stroller, she wanted to be out and about, experiencing the city firsthand with everyone around her.
In the wake of the highly successful and critically acclaimed “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” the studio and creative team are back with the much-anticipated sequel, “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.”
New York may be a long way from Kentucky, but Starchild Rooftop ensured that no one’s derby attire would go to waste! The rooftop was the ideal place to celebrate on Saturday, right in the heart of the city! Located at the Civilian Hotel in Hell’s Kitchen, the spot featured Mint Juleps, shareable cocktails, food specials, and Live Jazz at Rosevale Kitchen. 
Since its release in 2011, Jamie McGuire’s bestselling novel “Beautiful Disaster” has been a fan favorite. Dylan Sprouse and Virginia Gardner are delighting audiences in their portrayal of McGuire’s iconic characters in the all-new film adaptation of the beloved story. The film follows the tumultuous and passionate relationship between Abby Abernathy, played by Gardner, and Travis Maddox, played by Sprouse. Abby is a smart and independent college student who’s trying to start a new life, while Travis is a charming and dangerous underground fighter who captures her heart.
Off-Broadways’ biggest night was celebrated on Sunday at the NYU Skirball Center for the performing arts as the 2023 Lucille Lortel Awards were underway. It was a night filled with celebration and recognition for some of the most talented performers and creators in the Off-Broadway community. Named after the legendary actress and producer Lucille Lortel, the awards were first presented in 1986 and have since become a prestigious honor in the theater community.
Somewhere in the Prohibition Era, musicians Jerry and Joe witness a murder by the mafia and go into hiding by disguising themselves as women and joining an all-female band. As they navigate their new identities, they both fall in love with the band’s lead singer, Sugar, while trying to avoid being caught by the mob. Audiences can witness this lively turn of events eight times a week at the Shubert Theater in the grandiose Some Like It Hot, which is currently nominated for 13 Tony Awards, the most that any show has received this season. Based on the classic 1959 Billy Wilder film starring Marilyn Monroe, the musical is a mix of slapstick comedy, mistaken identities, and romantic entanglements, set to a jazzy score featuring classic songs from the 1920s and 30s.
n the midst of gentrification and a looming financial deal to drive preexisting renters away, retired policeman Walter “Pops” Washington sits in one of the last rent-controlled apartments on New York City’s riverside drive.
This may not be Ben Platt’s first walk down the Tony Awards road, but it surely is an important one.
If you’ve been out and about lately, chances are you’ve heard all about the rise of pickleball, and how everyone seems to be buzzing about the sport lately! The fast-paced paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong has become the fastest growing sport in recent years and especially recent months, and it’s very easy to see why! It’s great way to stay active while also socializing with friends, easy to get started and even easier to learn, and so accessible anywhere, but especially in big cities where space for sports is a bit more difficult to attain.