Luka Doncic appears relaxed outside his bachelor pad in Manhattan Beach during the turmoil.
On Wednesday, a pleasant breeze from the Pacific swept through the vibrant Manhattan Beach area, where NBA star Luka Doncic has recently moved. The leading scorer in the league—who has captured everyone’s attention in basketball—has officially settled into his $25 million abode, which he acquired from tennis legend Maria Sharapova last September. Arriving in a […]
Manhattan DA drops police assault charge in case involving Washington Square Park snowball fight offender
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office chose not to charge one individual alleged to have thrown snowballs at NYPD officers during a scuffle at Washington Square Park, specifically not pursuing charges for assault on a police officer during a court hearing on Thursday. Guzman Coulibaly, who is 27 years old, was initially charged with assault on […]
American Express intends to build a 55-story structure at 2 World Trade Center in Manhattan.
American Express to Build New Skyscraper at World Trade Center II American Express has unveiled plans for a new 55-story building at World Trade Center II in New York City. The company anticipates that construction will wrap up by 2031, with work set to commence this spring. This new structure will encompass nearly 2 million […]
Lesbians linked to Epstein face trouble again while running a fraud-hit Manhattan club
Core is an exclusive, invitation-only club located in Manhattan, with annual membership fees ranging between $15,000 and $100,000. It has about 1,500 members, including notable figures like Stephen Schwarzman, the CEO of Blackstone Group, former Microsoft CTO Nathan Myhrvold, and Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets. The late Jeffrey Epstein was a long-standing […]
Hospital in Manhattan Stops Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
NYU Langone Ends Transgender Program for Minors New York University Langone Health, a prominent hospital in Manhattan, has discontinued its program providing gender reassignment services to minors. A spokesperson for the hospital announced this shift, citing “the current regulatory environment” as a key factor. This decision aligns with proposed federal rules from the Department of […]
Sarah Michelle Gellar transforms a sidewalk in Manhattan into a fashion runway
Sarah Michelle Gellar Stuns in NYC while Promoting Talent Show Recently, Sarah Michelle Gellar made quite an impression as she strolled along a Manhattan sidewalk, channeling her inner model. Dressed in a stylish ensemble of a lace bralette paired with a sheer skirt and an oversized deep wine blazer, her outfit revealed a glimpse of […]
Downtown Manhattan has a remarkable year following 9/11 and the pandemic.
Lower Manhattan’s Resurgence Post-Pandemic It’s been 25 years since 9/11, and five since the peak of the pandemic, yet Lower Manhattan is finding its footing once again, albeit with emerging tensions. The District has seen a rise in office leases, reaching levels not seen since 2019, according to a report from the Downtown Alliance. For […]
New York City spent $87M on OnlyFans in 2025, with Manhattan spending the most.
New Yorkers are investing quite a bit into OnlyFans. Last year, the city spent around $87 million on this content platform, which has become well-known for its adult-oriented material, making it the leading city in terms of spending in the U.S. A significant portion of that expenditure, roughly $38 million, came from Manhattan. Subscribers there […]
Secret door associated with the Underground Railroad found in Manhattan residence
A Safe Haven for Escapees in New York City In the midst of New York City, a sanctuary awaited those yearning for freedom. At first glance, the four-story brick rowhouse on East Fourth Street blends in with several other 19th-century structures, with its dark shutters and somewhat weathered appearance. Yet, for the courageous souls who […]
NYC was aware of dangerous risks from 9/11 toxins but claimed Lower Manhattan was safe, reveals shocking memo
A recently released memo reveals that city officials were aware of the risks posed by toxins in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks—weeks before they told New Yorkers it was safe to return to Lower Manhattan. City Council President Julie Menin and Councilwoman Gale Brewer (D-Manhattan) made public an October 2001 memorandum. In […]