On December 27, The Christmas Night Opera filled Carnegie Hall with an audience made of longtime opera enthusiasts, devoted fans, and first-time listeners drawn by the holiday program. Set inside the Stern Auditorium, the evening brought together world-renowned vocalists and the American Symphony Orchestra for a concert that felt both celebratory and focused, offering a year-end gathering rooted in tradition rather than spectacle.
Noah Wyle, as well as “The Pitt” producers R. Scott Gemmill and John Wells, spoke exclusively to The Knockturnal about George Clooney’s recent comment to Entertainment Tonight that he would rejoin his old ER costar “in a heartbeat.”
When KCIA agents live double lives and covert operations spiral into dangerous territory, Made in Korea delivers a tense, stylish, and unforgettable ride. Disney+/Hulu’s latest Korean drama stars an all-star cast including Hyun Bin, Jung Woo-sung, Woo Do-hwan, and more, bringing 1970s Korea vividly to life through political intrigue, crime, and power struggles.
This year, the June HYROX in New York City absolutely kicked my butt. Between the running, rowing, sled pushes, and wall balls, there were plenty of moments when I thought, “I might not make it through this one.” There may or may not have been tears during the burpee broad jumps. Even though I was completely wiped out, the right products and gyms helped me survive — and even thrive — through every grueling workout.
A gorgeous event that showcased the quality and craftsmanship that goes into each Jefferson’s Bourbon expression.
In a New York minute we will collectively be counting down to 2026 and ringing in another momentous chapter.
Long before “soft life,” mutual aid, and divine feminine energy became trending hashtags, a woman in the 18th century was already building a radically different way of living — one rooted in equality, safety, shared labor, and spiritual belonging. Her name was Ann Lee. And “The Testament of Ann Lee” isn’t just telling her story — it’s quietly challenging the systems we still live inside today.
Returning to BLACKBARN for dinner felt like revisiting a version of New York dining that many have missed. In the evening, the restaurant offers an escape, briefly transporting guests out of the city and into something closer to a ski-town retreat. It’s a dinner experience marked by assurance, the kind that comes from a place comfortable with its own pace.
For those who love a beautifully made cocktail, the infatuation doesn’t stop at the bar. It shows up in the details jewelry inspired by a perfect pour, art that nods to aperitivo hour, chic purses, candles, accessories and statement recipe books that bring a touch of that indulgent, spirited energy into everyday life. These are the best products for drink lovers who want to live the vibe, not just sip it.
I’ve lived in New York City for over a decade, but like everyone else, I started out here as a tourist. I’ve bought the obvious souvenirs, the disappointing ones, and a few things I still wonder why I ever carried home. Somewhere between then and now — after years of living here and scrolling past accounts like @WhatIsNewYork, @SubwayCreatures, and @NewYorkers — I learned what actually feels like New York. The city has a very specific energy, and not every product gets it right. Some gifts feel lazy. Others feel spot-on. This guide is a curated mix of the ones that work — the New York–coded finds that go beyond the basics and are actually worth buying, gifting, and keeping.