Stanford White lent his celebrated touch to many buildings in New York — and now, a deep-pocketed buyer can buy a prime piece ...

With 40 seats, a restaurant is a jewel box — apropos, you might say, since Zimmi’s is named for the Arts and Crafts jeweler and metalsmith Marie Zimmermann. Forty people is a party. Forty people can ...

On the Lower East Side of Manhattan, the citizenM New York Bowery ... you’ll know the rooms are as wide as the extra large king-size beds are long, but what they lack in square footage, they ...

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Whether or not food is central to your travel plans, finding a stay with good dining options is key. Here's a list of the hotels that have great buffet options.

The new year marks a new look for the world's most famous New Year's Eve ball. The timeless Times Square treasure made ... dates back to 1907 after the New York Times sought a way to bring in ...

and moving her away from the front of the briefing room could negatively impact CNN’s programming plans. Traditionally, the major TV news outlets and the Associated Press have front-row seats and ...

is challenging at the best of times. Now, instead of circling round and round, diners can head to its new offshoot at City Square Mall, with more than 500 parking spots. At the 90-seat restaurant ...

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It used to be that the balls from New Year’s Eves past went into a dusty room in the subbasement ... upstairs. One Times Square, originally built in 1904 for The New York Times, is being ...

Josh Hart offered some tough love in the wake of recent New York Knicks defeats ... that marred a recent five-game homestand at Madison Square Garden and SNY Knicks insider Ian Begley remarked ...