NYS Music · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYGrace Potter and The Trespassers have announced a 2027 tour with four shows in New York. The tour celebrates Potter’s seventh studio album Trespasser and will run from Jan. 14 through March 27. Potter has announced performances at the Kodak Center in Rochester on Jan. 21, Capitol Theater in Rome on Jan. 22, Beacon Theatre in Manhattan on Jan. 23 and Patchogue Theater in Patchogue, New York on Jan. 24. The 10 track album, produced by Potter’s husband and long time collaborator Eric Valentine who has previously worked with artists like Queens of the Stone Age, Weezer and Slash, follows a cast of characters through fictional narratives shaped by Potter’s eight trips from her home in Topanga Canyon to her part-time residence in her native Vermont. Potter has made the trip eight times in the last five years, mostly traveling solo. This time, Potter began her cross-country journey in Topanga with Benmont Tench of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers.
Out · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYJonathan Bailey broke our hearts with the beautiful yet tragic love story in Fellow Travelers and now he’s set to do it again with his new gay romance Insomniac City. Bailey is taking on the role of photographer and author Bill Hayes in a drama based on his memoir about falling in love with famed neurologist Oliver Sacks, a man 30 years his senior, whom he ultimately lost to cancer. The gay romance will focus on Hayes’ beautiful age-gap, later-in-life relationship and his love affair with the city of New York. The film is still in the early stages, but the director has been selected, and the lead roles have been cast, so more information about the film is likely to follow. Who is starring in 'Insomniac City'? Bridgerton's Jonathan Bailey is starring as Bill Hayes, opposite Oscar nominee and BAFTA winner Bill Nighy (Love Actually), who will play his lover Oliver Sacks. Hayes and Dominic Cooke (On Chisel Beach), who is also directing the film, will co-write the adaptation of his memoir.
Orange County Business Journal · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYNewport Beach-based Beacon Pointe Advisors has acquired New York-based Edge Wealth Management, a financial advisory firm overseeing approximately $905 million in client assets, bringing the company’s total assets under advisement to about $72 billion. The acquisition, which closed Oct. 31, expands Beacon Pointe’s presence in New York and adds a team specializing in fixed-income and equity investments for wealthy individuals, institutions and family offices. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. “We are excited to welcome a team with a defined investment philosophy and support its next chapter with the breadth of our wealth planning capabilities,” Beacon Pointe CEO Matt Cooper said. Beacon Pointe now has more than 850 employees across 95 offices nationwide.
NBC News · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYStanley Zabar, co-owner of the famed New York City gourmet food shop, has died. He was 94. Zabar’s announced his death in a post on its Instagram on Tuesday, calling Stanley Zabar “a quiet force behind our family business.” According to the post, Zabar worked alongside his brother, Saul Zabar, “to build upon and carry forward the vision of their parents, Louis and Lillian Zabar.” Louis and Lillian Zabar opened the eatery on Manhattan’s Upper West Side in 1934. The cause of death was not announced, but The New York Times reported that Zabar died of cancer, citing his daughter Dr. Sondra Zabar.
RESIDENT™ | A Luxury Lifestyle Magazine · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYThe 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place on Thursday, November 26, 2026, with the broadcast beginning at 8:30 a.m. Eastern.The parade travels from Central Park West through Columbus Circle and Central Park South, then down Sixth Avenue toward Herald Square.Mandarin Oriental, 1 Hotel Central Park, Warwick New York, and The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park are located directly along the parade route..Thanksgiving in New York City is an occasion worth planning a trip around, particularly in 2026, when the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade celebrates its historic 100th procession. First held in 1924, the parade has become one of the city's most beloved holiday traditions, with only three interruptions during World War II.
New York Observer · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYNot long ago, one of our members was applying to a well-known private club. The fee was never the issue. She had already secured her first referral from one of the club’s founding members, but the club asked for a second, and that is exactly where money loses its leverage. I knew a business contact I was sure she would get along with, since they shared a background in media. I introduced them, they hit it off, and he agreed to become her second referrer. Nothing about it was transactional. It worked because the connection was real. Early in my hospitality career, at the Cipriani Group and The Box, I saw what status used to look like in New York: bottle service at the club everyone was trying to get into. Today, the settings people value most are far quieter. They are private members’ clubs where people can have real conversations behind closed doors, knowing who else is in the room and trusting that what is said there stays there.
The Berkshire Edge · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYSouth Egremont — The Buttonball Barn will launch its monthly “Jazz at the Barn” series with jazz vocalist Pamela Knowles and her quartet on Thursday, November 19, at 7 p.m. Over the course of her 30-plus-year career, Knowles has performed all over the world, including at Ronnie Scott’s in London, Joe’s Pub in New York City, and the Chicago Humanities Festival. Now based in Berkshire County, Knowles is co-organizing “Jazz at the Barn.” She will share the stage on November 19 with the rest of her quartet: Takaaki Otomo on piano, Michael O’Brien on bass, and Tim Horner on drums. “I moved up here to the Berkshires about four years ago from the city, and I know a lot of players here in Berkshire County and New York,” Knowles told The Berkshire Edge. “And I realize that there are very limited rooms in the Berkshires for musicians.
WIVB News 4 · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYNIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (WIVB) — Flu season is already underway across New York, and health care workers say this year’s early start is raising concerns as the holiday season approaches. New York has declared influenza prevalent earlier than ever before. At Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, staff began seeing flu cases in the first week of September, even before the hospital had a chance to distribute this year’s vaccines. “We got our batch of vaccines at the end of August, beginning of September,” said Branden Simone, director of infection prevention at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center. “And by the first week of September, we already had our flu cases in our hospital.” Simone said there are several theories about why flu season started so early, including changing weather patterns and the spread of other illnesses before vaccines could be distributed. Currently, influenza A is the prevalent strain across New York State, Niagara County, and Erie County, Simone said.
Post Journal · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYLatest News Area businesses fined for harassment of employee November 10, 2026 3 min read Trending A.W. Farrell & Son, Inc., along with two related commercial roofing companies operating in New York and Pennsylvania, will pay $270,000 and furnish other relief to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the federal agency announced Tuesday. In the lawsuit, the EEOC charged that a journeyman roofer's supervisor subjected him to months of unwelcome physical contact, including grabbing the area around his buttocks and jabbing his buttocks with various objects -- one time with enough force that the object penetrated him through his clothing. The supervisor also subjected the employee to repeated and unwelcome sexual comments.
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYThis November, Becker Farms & Vizcarra Vineyards invites the Western New York community to come together for a special celebration of culture, tradition, and connection.
Human Events · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYRobert Garcia and Pennywise Screenshots/XReading modeReadingAaPaperAaSepiaAaNightThe presumptive incoming House Oversight chair quite literally beclowned himself Friday with an awkward post comparing himself to Stephen King’s Pennywise character from the well-known novel with multiple movie adaptations, “It.”Robert Garcia posted a photo of the late Tim Curry, who would go on to be President Donald Trump’s costar in the film “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” portraying the demonic clown character peering out of the sewer with the caption, “when they go low this is me.”It is unclear if the California Democrat, who was born in Peru, had seen the film and was familiar with the implications, but he certainly is now, after X users helped raise his awareness.In the extended clip from which the screenshot is taken, the Pennywise character lures a little boy named Georgie to his doom by enticing him with balloons and a toy boat.Another scene shows Pennywise crawling out of a drain to attack a…
The Ithaca Voice · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYThis story originally appeared in New York Focus, a nonprofit news publication investigating power in New York. Sign up for their newsletter here. Jane Doe is not the only recent student to pursue legal action against Cornell University over its handling of sexual assault on campus, New York Focus has learned. Two female students sued the school in November 2023, alleging that the university did not take them seriously when they submitted complaints outlining how they were each “sexually, physically and verbally assaulted” by the same male student. And they say they aren’t alone. In separate sworn affidavits, they each alleged there were multiple other students who also filed complaints with the school’s office that investigates sexual assault against the same male student.
The Downballot · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYLeading Off NY-21Wealthy businessman Anthony Constantino just learned that he eked out a win in New York’s ruby-red 21st District by a tight 51-49 margin over Democrat Blake Gendebien, but even before his race was called, he already resumed his long-running war with fellow …
The Berkshire Edge · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYBerkshire Agricultural Ventures board update Great Barrington— Berkshire Agricultural Ventures (BAV) announces that regenerative systems strategist Katharine Millonzi has joined BAV’s Board of Directors. Based in New York’s Hudson Valley, Millonzi designs programs, facilitates gatherings, and coaches leaders committed to advancing ecological and social well-being. She currently serves on the Impact team at Community Food Works, an organization dedicated to strengthening regional food infrastructure and expanding access to local food throughout the Hudson Valley. Her work spans philanthropy, higher education, and environmental leadership, with experience supporting initiatives at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Environmental Grantmakers Association, Yale University, and the Volgenau Climate Initiative. Her work is grounded in a belief in regenerative hospitality and the relational work of systems change.
The Oberlin Review · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYBecause of the dark and twisted nature of many Grimm’s fairy tales, I anticipated of Oberlin Opera Theater’s production of Hänsel und Gretel to be right in line with the lapsing spooky season. However, guest stage director Kevin Newbury creates a world that dazzles and delights, set in New York City in the midst of the ’70s housing crisis. This is beautifully realized from the design standpoint. The chorus, a diverse array of iconic characters, fill Scenic Designer and Lecturer in Theater Laura Carlson-Tarantowski’s elegant and lived-in set design. Street art, featuring an iconic Cat Stevens lyric towers overhead as onstage flashlights, casts complex shadows, and a giant food truck serves as the Witch’s cottage. The Witch herself, though not introduced musically until the very end, makes many strong appearances.
Pacific Coast Business Times · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYBy Steven Fishoff There comes a time in many people’s lives when they face a choice: remain where they are comfortable or take a chance on something they believe in. For me, that moment came when I left an established career in New York and moved my family to Southern California. My daughter was just six months old. I was leaving behind the familiarity of an industry I understood, professional relationships I had developed and the security that comes with knowing your surroundings. I wasn’t leaving because I lacked opportunities. I was leaving because I wanted to create one. After years of working in the apparel industry, including managing a dress division, I decided to pursue something different: building a business of my own. That decision eventually led to the creation of Jenna Ashley Inc. What I learned along the way has shaped how I think about entrepreneurship, responsibility and the importance of continuing to move forward.
The Lafayette · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYThe women’s basketball team fell Monday to St. John’s University 95-37 in New York in a one-sided contest before flipping the script with a blowout victory of their own at home against Wagner College on Thursday. On Monday, the Leopards (1-1 overall) faced the Big East opponent without several key players out with injuries, including senior guard Teresa Kiewiet and junior guard Talia Zurinskas. The team scored fewer points and surrendered more points than in any game last season. “We have to control what we can control,” senior forward Tasha Chudy said. “We have to just keep going on.” The Maroon and White got the scoring started, with sophomore guard Haylie Adamski knocking down a mid-range jump shot from the left baseline for a 2-0 lead. The Red Storm (1-0 overall) responded with a 3-pointer to take the lead and never looked back. St. John’s led for the remainder of the game.
WorldAtlas · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYThe mountains of the Adirondack High Peaks in New York State are an ancient geological anomaly. Their rocks actually belong to the Grenville Province, a vast chunk of Earth's crust more than 1 billion years old. Mount Marcy, New York's highest peak at 5,344 feet, has its own unique history, as it played an unexpected role in Theodore Roosevelt's rise to the presidency. Whiteface Mountain even hosted alpine skiing events during the 1980 Winter Olympics. These peaks, the 10 highest in the Adirondacks, all have interesting geological and human-interest stories to tell. Mount Marcy 5,344 feet (1,629 meters) Mount Marcy is the crown jewel of the Adirondack Mountains and the highest peak in New York state at 5,344 feet (1,629 meters). Located 20 miles south of Lake Placid, it is known to the indigenous Algonquin people as Tahawus, or Cloud Splitter.
SoMdNews.com · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYAs big as New York City is, with its huge population and layers of culture, it wasn’t enough to contain Felix Figueroa. As a very young man he had a sense there was something beyond the boroughs of the Big Apple awaiting him.“What got me off of the couch and into the recruiters office,” Figueroa said, was a desire to explore life beyond “the surroundings of the city. I needed to get out of there.”The Army was a tradition in his family.
Seattle Gay News · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYSome actors can make you forget you’re watching a performance — and John Turturro is one of them. In The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, he plays Harry, a man who steals for a living. Set against the unromantic, lived-in streets of New York City, this quiet drama earns its place not through ambition or scale but through the sheer force of one extraordinary performance.Harry is an aging pickpocket who has spent his life working the crowds of the metropolis. His trade is a dying art, and he knows it. But the film isn’t really about the thrill of the lift. It’s about the man behind the quick hands. Turturro plays him as a gentle, weary soul with a deep reserve of decency. You never feel that the film is excusing what Harry does. Instead, it lets you see him as a whole person, with flaws and tenderness side by side. Nowhere is that clearer than in his scenes at home, where he cares for his disabled wife with a patience and devotion that’s quietly moving.
CITY · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYJukebox musicals tend to fall into two categories: a fabricated story manufactured to cram in as many hit songs as possible, or a biographical sketch of a major artist told using their songs. The 2023 Broadway musical from Alicia Keys falls somewhere in between. “Hell’s Kitchen, ” which runs through November 8 at West Herr Performing Arts Center, brings a ‘90s New York City R&B family love story to the Rochester Broadway Theatre League season. The musical, penned by Alicia Keys and playwright Kristoffer Diaz, features Keys’ biggest hits as well as a few new songs for the show. “Hell’s Kitchen” uses elements of Keys’ adolescent biography — white mom, absent father, being raised in the city, a love of music. However, the events and characters follow a simple coming of age story that’s less about providing insight into Keys or her career and more a vehicle for iconic songs, high-energy dance numbers and a breathtaking visual landscape.
Eater New York · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYNYC Restaurant News The latest restaurant openings across NYC in November Facebook Link This is Eater NY’s new guide to all of the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that have opened around New York City this November 2026, in a brand-new format as a map. Throughout the month, we’ll update the list weekly (see: October, September, August, July, June, May, April, March, February, January). When we’ve been to a place, we will then include a few openings on our heatmaps (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, cocktail bars) to let you know the ones we like. If there’s an opening in your neighborhood that we’ve missed, let us know at [email protected]. What’s new the week of November 4, 2026: More maps in Eater NY NYC Restaurant News The latest restaurant openings across NYC in November Facebook Link This is Eater NY’s new guide to all of the new restaurants, bars, and cafes that have opened around New York City this November 2026, in a brand-new format as a map.
The NAU Review · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYNAU alumna and Flagstaff resident Erika Niemi appeared on “Jeopardy!” on Oct. 5 alongside two other trivia enthusiasts from New York and Ottawa. While Niemi didn’t win the night, she bet big on a Daily Double and answered correctly, putting her in a strong position heading into Double Jeopardy. Niemi graduated from NAU at age 19 with degrees in mathematics and chemistry and a minor in… Source
WIVB News 4 · New York, NY
Nearby: New York, NYBUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Governor Kathy Hochul (D) won a second full term in office with a defeat of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (R) on Tuesday night. Hochul has just over 60% of the nearly six million votes counted as of just after 11 a.m. Wednesday, which amounts to over 3.5 million votes. How did each county in Western New York vote in the election? Erie County Hochul: 54.94% (189,036 votes) Blakeman: 44.67% (153,592 votes) Niagara County Blakeman: 57.4% (44,734 votes) Hochul: 42.3% (32,965 votes) Chautauqua County Blakeman: 61.5% (26,355 votes) Hochul: 38% (16,278 votes) Cattaraugus County Blakeman: 68.5% (18,166 votes) Hochul: 31.28% (8,295 votes) Genesee County Blakeman: 68.48% (14,766 votes) Hochul: 31.2% (6,728 votes) Allegany County Blakeman: 72.9% (11,281 votes) Hochul: 26.7% (4,132 votes) Wyoming County Blakeman: 75.79% (9,901 votes) Hochul: 23.95% (3,128 votes) The Associated Press called the race in Hochul’s favor just after 9 p.m.