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Who doesn’t know Coney Island. I mean when someone mentions The Cyclone I am transported back in time to an era of the boardwalk in all of it’s glory. Coney Island still offers the same charm as yesteryear with it’s revamped amusements and it’s glorious carnival food. Nathan’s Famous still graces Coney Island as one [...]

As the last and longest leg of the Triple Crown Series, the Belmont Stakes is a sure fire way to gamble the day away at the races.  Located just outside of New York City, in Elmont New York, Belmont Park is a short train ride from Penn Station to the Mecca of American horse racing.  [...]

Opening its doors in 1999 and reopening its doors in 2011, after a complete rebuild,  the Slipper Room has provided the Lower East Side with that illustrious art of  Burlesque.  Not just your grandmas swinging boobies tassels here, at the Slipper Room they offers up contortionists, comedy acts, and the best vaudeville that the city [...]

Home to some of the most notable comedic acts to ever grace the stage the Comedy Cellar in Greenwich village is one of the best known comedy clubs in New York City.  The Cellar can be seen during the opening credits of Louis CK’s show ‘Louie‘ in which he walks down Macdougal street and into [...]

This place has been a steaming success since 1892.  The Russian & Turkish Baths have been providing a great place to relax those weary bones in the East Village for over 100 years.  Facilities include not only a Russian and Turkish sauna but also multiple steam rooms, a cold pool, massage services as well as [...]

The brain child of Vogue editor in chief, Anna Wintour, Fashions Night Out (FNO) was created as a way to get people into the stores during the recession but has become a wildly popular yearly event.  FNO combines food, music, booze and fashion.  What more can you ask for in a shopping experience.  The fun [...]