Hundreds of protesters marched from Foley Square to 26 Federal Plaza on Tuesday night, demanding an end to deportations and federal immigration enforcement in New York City. The demonstration, known as the “ICE OUT of NYC” protest, came less than 24 hours after a controversial ICE raid on Canal Street, where agents detained at least…
On Sunday, October 19, 2025, Assemblyman and New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani hosted The Cost of Living Classic, a borough-versus-borough soccer tournament at Maimonides Park in Coney Island. The event was co-organized with NYC Footy, a local recreational soccer league, and aimed to draw attention to the city’s affordability crisis — a central…
October 10, 2025 — New York CityThe second day of New York Comic Con 2025 at the Javits Center was pure creative chaos in the best way. The crowds were massive, the panels packed, and the energy impossible to ignore. Everywhere you turned, a new universe unfolded — stitched, painted, and brought to life by…
If you ever needed proof that fandom is alive, loud, and covered in EVA foam, the first day of New York Comic Con 2025 at the Jacob K. Javits Center delivered it in spades—and capes, helmets, wigs, and lightsabers. After a full year of anticipation, the city’s biggest pop culture celebration roared back like a…
The Feast of San Gennaro is a beloved and time-honored tradition that lights up New York City’s Little Italy every year. For locals, tourists, and especially the Italian-American community, it’s an unmissable celebration. The festival is, above all, a feast for the senses: the food is truly the star of the show, and the atmosphere…
We landed in Atlanta on August 29th and headed straight into the wild world of Dragon Con 2025. Picture this: a whirlwind of cosplayers from every fandom imaginable, all gathered in a glorious, nerdy kaleidoscope. It was like stepping into a living, breathing pop culture festival that never really sleeps. We’ve been to our fair…
Philadelphia’s streets became a stage for activism, art, and community this weekend as thousands participated in the annual Philadelphia Naked Bike Ride. The ride, which has been a fixture in the city for more than a decade, is known for its striking visuals: cyclists in costumes, body paint, and sometimes nothing at all, pedaling together…
For the first time ever, Anime NYC expanded to a full four days—and honestly, even with that extra time, it still felt like just scratching the surface. The Javits Center was buzzing with energy from open to close, packed with fans, creators, vendors, and cosplayers who turned every aisle into a celebration of anime and…
