The actor playing Harry Potter on Broadway was fired after a co-star lodged a complaint about his conduct.
Vacant storefronts on busy Midtown avenues have been transformed into miniature galleries through the latest "Art on the Ave" installation.
A long, illuminated tunnel has appeared in the Garment District, offering a colorful diversion in a frigid time of year. See photos here.
The Signature Theatre is pushing to rename a stretch of 42nd Street for its founder, Jim Houghton, who died in 2016.
The star actor's diagnosis forced the Broadway musical, which is still in previews, to cancel its remaining performances in 2021.
From New Year's Eve to Broadway, Midtown's cherished holiday traditions are endangered again this year by the rise of the omicron variant.
Four streets around Hell's Kitchen and Midtown will be co-named after passing the City Council this week. Here's which places are affected.
The New York Times reported the composer died early Friday.
Former Princess Mako and her husband have reportedly moved to Hell's Kitchen after their marriage forced her to leave the royal family
The Hell's Kitchen theater mainstay is set to open its large new 11th Avenue headquarters, with plans for discounted tickets and much more.
Two of the neighborhood's library branches are participating in a citywide book display contest. New Yorkers will choose the winner.
Chad Kimball lost his job after a tweet comparing COVID-19 restrictions in churches to tyranny sparked outrage online, the suit says.
The popular, giant "King Nyani" gorilla sculpture has departed the Hell's Kitchen Park, but two new art installations will take his place.
The halt is a worrying development in Broadway's attempts to reopen.
See life return to Broadway's theaters district.
If you see a huge, shimmering sea creature illuminating the United Nations headquarters on a weeknight this month, you're not hallucinating.
Boisterous audiences welcomed back “Wicked,” “The Lion King” and “Hamilton.”
Marquee musicals like "Hamilton," "The Lion King" and "Wicked" were set to resume shows Tuesday, a huge step in Broadway's gradual recovery.
The iconic "red steps," which offer" steeply discounted Broadway ticketss, will reopen this month after being closed since March 2020.
NYC Ferry's new route between Pier 79 and Staten Island will start Aug. 23, marking the ferry service's first Midtown stop.
NYC Still Rising After 20 Years: A Comedy Celebration" will raise money for 9/11 charities.
NYC's arthouse cinema from the 1940s will feature new carpets, a new red logo sign and a wheelchair-accessible lift.
The NY PopsUp festival wraps up this weekend with its final event at Hudson River Park's Pier 76.
Terry Waldo's band will be performing free jazz, blues and ragtime concerts along 34th Street through August. Here's how to find a show.
A New Deal-inspired cleanup program spent nearly a week rehabilitating McCaffrey Playground by painting, power-washing and more.
The kinetic sculptures by the late artist George Rickey will be installed along Park Avenue's central median this fall.
All five police precincts in Midtown and Hell's Kitchen are hosting free evening events with barbeque, live music, face painting and more.
The free shows are part of Bryant Park's popular "Picnic Performances" series, which runs into September. Here's the lineup.
After canceling the Trump Organization's contract, the city revealed it has chosen a new manager for the beloved Central Park skating rink.
Fox also agreed to mandate anti-harassment training for its New York-based staff.
The Boss returned for a post-COVID encore of his Broadway show.
Jazz concerts and tai chi classes are among the free programs coming to a Hell's Kitchen pier from this week into the fall.
The popular free event is back at Bryant Park, offering thousands of slots for New Yorkers to stretch their limbs in the heart of Midtown.
The branch formerly known as the Mid-Manhattan Library finally opened Tuesday after a yearslong, $200 million renovation.
The proposed skyscraper next to Grand Central Terminal will host events and artwork on its elevated terraces, developers said.
On June 9th from 4pm to 7pm in Duffy Square, join the NYPD Community Affairs Borough Outreach Division.
A Midtown board ridiculed Hudson Yards' plan to reopen the Vessel sculpture with suicide-prevention measures like banning solo visitors.
The in-progress public space where Hell's Kitchen's tow pound once stood will be christened by the Tribeca Film Festival this summer.
Two neighborhood branches, plus the flagship library near Bryant Park, reopened to patrons Monday for the first time since last year.
Rockefeller Center's new art installation is its first-ever campus-wide survey of a single artist, Sanford Biggers. Here's what's on view.