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Marc Jacobs Discusses Future of His Brand Following LVMH Sale and New Partnership

Marc Jacobs Discusses Future of His Brand Following LVMH Sale and New Partnership

Gabbriette Discusses Multi-Hyphenate Career and Wedding to Matty Healy

Gabbriette Discusses Multi-Hyphenate Career and Wedding to Matty Healy

Gabbriette Discusses Multi-Hyphenate Career and Wedding to Matty Healy

Marc Jacobs Brand Undergoes Significant Ownership Shift with LVMH Sale to WHP Global and G-III Apparel Group

Marc Jacobs Brand Undergoes Significant Ownership Shift with LVMH Sale to WHP Global and G-III Apparel Group

Housing Lottery Opens for 29 Renovated Co-Ops in West Harlem, Manhattan

Housing Lottery Opens for 29 Renovated Co-Ops in West Harlem, Manhattan

An affordable housing lottery has been launched for 29 newly renovated cooperative apartments located in West Harlem, Manhattan. These co-ops are situated across three century-old buildings at 505, 523, and 527 West 134th Street, forming part of the 505 West 134th Street Cluster project developed by ELH Mgmt. LLC. The initiative aims to provide qualifying New Yorkers with an opportunity to become homeowners in a desirable urban area. To be eligible, households must earn 70 percent of the area median income, with annual incomes ranging from $68,242 to $147,280, depending on the household size. Interested applicants can review the eligibility requirements and submit their applications through NYC Housing Connect. The deadline for applications is September 8, 2026. This lottery represents an effort to expand homeownership opportunities for moderate-income individuals and families in a competitive housing market like New York City.

Manhattan's 646 Area Code Faces Cultural Stigma Compared to Prestigious 212

Manhattan's 646 Area Code Faces Cultural Stigma Compared to Prestigious 212

Manhattan's 646 Area Code Faces Cultural Stigma Compared to Prestigious 212

Man Faces Federal Hate Crime Charges for New York City Synagogue Attack

Man Faces Federal Hate Crime Charges for New York City Synagogue Attack

Larry Montes, 46, has been charged with federal hate crimes following an alleged "violent, hate-motivated attack" at Central Synagogue in Manhattan. Montes was arrested on Friday after disrupting Shabbat services, where he allegedly yelled "I am Hashem" (a Jewish reference to God), knocked over candles, and caused them to break. As security escorted him out, he reportedly struck a 63-year-old woman, causing a cut lip and bruised arm, and headbutted a security guard while uttering a racial slur. Previously, Montes faced state-level criminal mischief and attempted assault hate crime charges. The federal complaint, filed by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, includes two counts of committing hate crimes and one count of damage to religious property resulting in injury. Montes is currently held on $10,000 bail.

Jewish Watchdog Urges NYPD to Increase Presence After Manhattan Synagogue Attack

Jewish Watchdog Urges NYPD to Increase Presence After Manhattan Synagogue Attack

A Jewish security watchdog, the Community Security Initiative (CSI), is advocating for increased NYPD presence in potential hate crime hotspots following an antisemitic attack at Manhattan's Central Synagogue. On a Friday night, Larry Montes, 46, entered the synagogue's main sanctuary, disrupted the service with antisemitic slurs, struck a 63-year-old congregant, and headbutted a security personnel member while being escorted out. Montes, who has three prior arrests for robbery, was charged with multiple counts, including assault as a hate crime and disruption of a religious service. The incident occurred despite the synagogue's security team quickly defusing the situation, as Montes did not initially raise red flags upon entry. Antisemitic hate crimes in New York City have seen an 8.5% increase compared to the previous year, as of late July.

Carolina Herrera Opens New Flagship Boutique in Miami Design District, Marking 45th Anniversary

Carolina Herrera Opens New Flagship Boutique in Miami Design District, Marking 45th Anniversary

Carolina Herrera Opens New Flagship Boutique in Miami Design District, Marking 45th Anniversary

Spinelli Kilcollin Launches 'Trade-In Bar' Program to Address 'Dupes' Market

Spinelli Kilcollin Launches 'Trade-In Bar' Program to Address 'Dupes' Market

Spinelli Kilcollin Launches 'Trade-In Bar' Program to Address 'Dupes' Market

Supreme Court again rebuffs Trump’s push to toss out $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll case

Supreme Court again rebuffs Trump’s push to toss out $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll case

The Supreme Court has again rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn a $5 million jury verdict in favor of writer E

Good Time Country Buffet to Open in East Village, Reviving All-You-Can-Eat Southern Cuisine

Good Time Country Buffet to Open in East Village, Reviving All-You-Can-Eat Southern Cuisine

Good Time Country Buffet to Open in East Village, Reviving All-You-Can-Eat Southern Cuisine

Tourist Stabbed in Unprovoked Attack at Midtown McDonald's

Tourist Stabbed in Unprovoked Attack at Midtown McDonald's

A 19-year-old Australian tourist was stabbed multiple times in the torso during an unprovoked attack inside a Midtown McDonald's in New York City. The incident occurred early Monday morning at approximately 2 a.m. at the McDonald's located at 490 8th Ave. Police from the Midtown South Precinct responded to a report of an assault in progress and found the victim with stab wounds. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) transported the injured tourist to Bellevue Hospital, where he is currently in stable condition and expected to recover. Authorities stated that the victim was eating when the attack took place. Following the incident, police apprehended 25-year-old Juan Mercedes of Florida, who has since been taken into custody for questioning and charged with assault. According to NYPD data, felony assaults in the Midtown South Precinct are down by 5%, but across the entire south of Manhattan, they have increased by 4%.