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New York is the most paranoid state in America and this issue is our biggest worry
Money worries led New York’s searches in a new study ranking the nation’s most anxious Googlers.
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New York’s most iconic superhero just got his own street in Forest Hills, Queens
Spider-Man Way is now official near Peter Parker’s comic-book home.
Restaurants
Here's where four of New York's best Latin chefs like to eat on their night off
From late-night noodle shops to underrated Colombian restaurants, here’s where some of New York’s best like to eat.
Travel
This is the coolest hotel in Brooklyn, according to Time Out experts
Arlo Williamsburg tops our latest Brooklyn hotel list with skyline views, a standout pool and a rooftop bar inside a water tower.
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This spooky Sleepy Hollow mansion will let you step into a famous Edgar Allan Poe story
An immersive production of 'The Masque of the Red Death' will lead you through Lyndhurst’s Gothic halls as one of Prince Prospero’s doomed party guests.
Theater
Exclusive: This new website guides you to the cheapest Broadway tickets
BroadwayCheapSeats.com uses fan data to tell you where, when and how to get rush tickets to most Broadway productions.
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NYC’s most famous Halloween experience will let you enroll in a 'scare academy' and learn tricks of the terrifying trade
Blood Manor’s $350 Scare Actor Academy includes makeup, a costume and a chance to join the team terrifying visitors this Halloween season.
Travel
AmEx’s largest airport lounge ever is coming to this NYC-area airport, with 30,000 square feet and a terrace bar
Expected to open next year, Newark’s two-story Centurion Lounge will feature three bars, chef-created dishes and plenty of preflight gelato.
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This iconic Coney Island attraction could return for the first time in 62 years—but there’s a twist
Coney Island’s long-retired Parachute Jump could display birthday wishes and marriage proposals under a new city plan.
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New Yorkers are outliving the rest of Americans by four years, according to NYC Health Department data
The city’s life expectancy has reached a record 83.2 years, though stark racial disparities remain.
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