The Knockturnal was invited to an exclusive preview dinner at Park Rose NYC, the stunning new restaurant located at 444 Park Avenue South, inside the luxurious Hotel Park Ave. Courtesy of Renwick Hospitality Group, the evening was an elegant introduction to one of Manhattan’s most exciting new dining destinations.
The air has turned crisp, leaves have traded green for colors, and New York City has transformed into a playground for pumpkin lovers, scare seekers, and costume connoisseurs. From the legendary Blood Manor haunted house tucked in the West Village and cider strolls to pick pumpkins at Gregg’s Trees, there’s no shortage of autumnal adventures. Whether you’re searching out decorated stoops, sipping lattes at a cozy café, or marching in the legendary Village Halloween Parade, NYC in the fall is equal parts spooky and spectacular.
Psst: we’ve got your fall travel plans lined up — because as the weather starts to cool down, who doesn’t start dreaming about heating things up in Mexico’s iconic Baja California Sur.
1975 was a rough year for New York City. Garbage piled up in the streets. Subway cars were filthy, covered with graffiti, and unreliable. Crime was soaring. The Bronx was burning. Heroin use and drug trafficking were widespread. Municipal services such as police and sanitation were cut drastically. New York City was broke. The Federal response to New York’s cries for help was summarized in the infamous 1975 New York Daily News headline: “Ford to City: Drop Dead.”
Victoria Justice brought spooky glam to the Sunset Strip as she hosted LOVE ZOMBIE, a Halloween celebration in honor of her latest single of the same name.
Joachim Trier stakes his claim as a master of modern social cinema.
American Ballet Theatre hosted its Fall Gala: A Celebration Honoring Misty Copeland last night.
Rosanna Scotto, the veteran journalist and co-host of the popular show Good Day New York airing on Fox 5 NY in New York City, is a true multitasker.
Cedric the Entertainer is closing out one of his biggest TV chapters. The comedian, actor, and producer had one of the most popular TV runs with The Neighborhood, CBS’s longest-running comedy.
HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry serves as a chilling yet surprisingly heartfelt prequel to the It films, taking audiences back to the early 1960s to explore the origins of the terror that haunts Derry.