The Holidays, as Explained by Kids

We hope these super cool kids quotes put you in the holiday spirit!

Top Toys to Make 2017 the Best Holiday Season Ever (for Kids and Parents)

With the holidays upon us, now is the time to check out the latest and greatest toys that will entertain your child and help them grow!

Doug MacFaddin, Director of Meier Team, on the iPhone X

Doug MacFaddin provides his thoughts on the iPhone X.

Former VP and Director Sues Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) in Federal Court for Punitive Damages

NO GOLD WATCH OR RETIREMENT PLAQUE FOR TWO-TIME EMMY AWARD-WINNER, FORMER VP OF THE CBBB & CHILDREN’S ADVERTISING REVIEW UNIT

2017 World Leader Summit of Love and Peace in Midtown Manhattan

World leaders urge all to end conflicts with love and peace

Deadline Approaches for Clergy Sexual Abuse Victims Seeking Closure and Compensation

Victims Must Come Forward before Church Reconciliation Panels Expire September 30 & November 1

Updates from the latest Alzheimer's research with Dr. Richard Isaacson.

Dr. Richard Isaacson and Alzheimer's Association- NYC Chapter Research Update

How to Make a Perfect Lawn

​A beautiful lawn can make a huge difference to the overall appearance of your property as well as making your garden a more pleasant place.

Some interesting facts about Bill Gates

I took some time to compile some cool facts about Bill Gates.

Know your status on National HIV Testing Day

Every New Yorker should get tested for HIV to start making informed, positive choices about their health

Meet the Kid-preneurs Taking America By Storm

To celebrate Small Business Saturday, we rounded up 10 awesome enterprises run by kids under 18.

NYC's Leading Gay Party Producer Announces "Pride With A Purpose"

Nightlife

Are Smart Toys Replacing Parents?

When it comes to smart toys, many parents fear that traditional co-play will soon become a thing of the past.

Lewis and Clark musical comedy premieres this July at the NY Theatre Festival

A new musical about Lewis and Clark will make its world premiere this July at the NY Theatre Festival. Tickets for Great Frontier: A Poorly

One in eight people with HIV do not know they are infected

ON NATIONAL HIV TESTING DAY (JUNE 27) THE ALLIANCE FOR POSITIVE CHANGE CALLS ON NEW YORKERS TO KNOW THEIR STATUS

June 16, 2017 Catholic/Christian Mix & Mingle Charity Event

Come meet other Catholics/Christians at this Mix & Mingle Charity Event benefiting Catholic Charities. Enjoy drink specials.

Largest Private Comic Book Collection at Auction this Week

Master comic book collector Jon Berk is auctioning off his amazing collection this week at www.comicconnect.com

Chris Brown and Kristii Strike “Lightening ” Together on Hot New R&B Pop Single

Music

Drones, Dinos & More: The Top 5 Holiday Gifts Your Kids Will Love

This year, you can offer the special child in your life something more than just a toy with one of these top five holiday gift ideas.

Filling Transitional Time in the Elementary Classroom: Tips and Tricks for the Well-Prepared Teacher

With the following tips and tricks, you can find out how to make transitional time in the classroom easier than you ever thought possible.

Camping- A Guide For Tents

There is so much to consider, like the time it takes to set it up, the weather, and the primary reason you want a tent in the first place

How to Use High-Tech Toys to Help Children Learn

CogniToys Dino is a Wi-Fi enabled, educational smart toy Dinosaur that learns and grows with kids.

9 Fun Ways Kids Under 9 Can Give Back During the Holidays

One of the best ways to teach kids—no matter how young—to be thankful for what they have is by showing them how to give back.

10 Mom Jokes That'll Give Dads A Run For Their Money

We’ve all heard the expression “dad jokes…” but, let’s be real: Moms are hilarious too!

InterSchool Orchestras of New York Presents The Edward And Elaine Altman 45th Anniversary Concert

Tickets Available for the May 11, 2017 Concert at Carnegie Hall

Official Uniform of the Midwest Poorly Educated

It was no accident that Trump put his slogan on a baseball cap. The baseball cap is a signature Midwest poorly educated style choice.

An Educator’s Take on Tech and Must-Have Classroom Resources

We chatted with elementary school teacher Heather Ludlow about classroom technology, and how using it can change teaching for the better.

New York City Celebrates Project Sunshine Month in April

Bringing Sunshine on A Cloudy Day

Beauty and The Beat: DJ Lina Bradford Celebrates 20 Years Spinning Beautiful Music

Music/Nightlife

The Marvelous Wonderettes Celebrates A One-Derfully Marvelous Year Off-Broadway

Theatre

9 Questions Every Parent Should Ask Before Buying a Smart Toy

Many parents worry that smart devices hear too much. Make sure that you're asking the right questions before bringing a smart toy home.

Deborah Kass and Eric Shiner in Conversation at the Neuberger Museum of Art SPACE | 42 in Manhattan on April 20

Part of a vital lecture series that brings together contemporary artists, curators, and critics

Trump Bombast Finally Results in Deaths

Syria gets green light from Trump Whitey house to attack its people after Trump declares open season on Black Lives Matter Consent Decrees

InterSchool Orchestras of New York's Turtle Bay Orchestra to Perform at Carnegie Hall

Interschool Orchestras of New York's Turtle Bay Ensemble to perform at Carnegie Hall

Doing international business the right way

There has never been a better time for doing international business and with a few choice tips, you can do it professionally.

Syrian Lives Matter; Not Black Lives

Syria gets green light from Trump Administration to attack its own people after Trump abandons the Black Lives Matter Consent Decrees

Look Ma, No Screen: How to Teach Kids About Tech without a Tablet or Smartphone

There are plenty of options for teaching kids about technology without the need for a screen. Here are a few to consider:

How to Plan the Perfect Dinosaur Birthday Bash

​ If there’s a little dinosaur enthusiast in your life, planning a DINOmite birthday bash is a must.

Play, Learning, and Autism: How One Mom Set Out to Make a Difference

Follow Cassandra's journey in founding Mom to Mom — a service dedicated to making play therapy tools more affordable for parents.

From Yuck to Yum: How to (Finally) Get Your Kids to Eat their Vegetables

If you’re sick and tired of facing the “please eat your vegetables” battle every day, it’s time to try something new.