On a tranquil evening in Brooklyn, I was feeling electrified. Sitting adjacent to several of the most glorious luxury sports cars in history, I was watching Allan McNish cross the finish line first at the French Le Mans race for a third time in his life, on a humongous outdoor screen, with the backdrop of midtown Manhattan beyond it, right across the river. It was a surreal moment, and it really made me proud to be appreciative of performance vehicles. At that moment, there was nowhere else I would rather be. This was the premiere of the documentary Racing with Giants: Porsche at Le Mans.
Brooklyn
Movie lovers gathered in Brooklyn’s historic Greenwood Cemetery this past Thursday for a night of laughs, tears, gasps, and of course, short films.
Singer-songwriter Prateek Kuhad’s extraordinary talent and musical brilliance took center stage as he celebrated the highly anticipated release of his Elektra Records debut, ‘The Way Lovers Do,’ with an unforgettable performance at The Sultan Room in Brooklyn, NYC, last Monday.
The Coda Williamsburg’s Beach Club is your new go-to for a relaxing staycation in the city!
The Brooklyn Academy of Music hosted its annual Gala at the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House in New York City.
Destroy Lonely Goes Number 1, As Fans Rejoice at Spotify Sponsored Release Party
5-3-23- Ahead of his highly anticipated debut album; If Looks Could Kill, Destroy Lonely decided to surprise his fans by performing a select few songs from the debut album.
Six weeks ago restaurant owner Randy Narod and his brother in law executive chef, Joseph Anzalone brought their vision of introducing open faced flat bread bagel sandwiches to Brooklynites with the opening of Filthy Flats. Filthy Flats opened in Downtown Brooklyn at 32 Court Street.
In The City: The Famed Knickerbocker Hotel Celebrates Diversity With IcoKnick Series Celebrating Artists From Local Boroughs
Last month, we were on the scene for the cocktail celebration at The Knickerbocker Hotel to see firsthand their commitment to diversity and the celebration of Black artists. This series was in honor of Black History Month, Brooklyn’s Bishop Gallery has curated the hotel’s inaugural exhibition, Young, Gifted, and IcoKnick.
Were the whole of Brooklyn Made a “house,” as they say in ball culture, Durand Bernarr most certainly was the father of that house last week.
Company XIV Returns With The 12th Anniversary Of The ‘Nutcracker Rouge’
A stunning celebration of burlesque, dance, and music