All news by author: Hana R. Alberts

Wil Glavin self-published a book titled "The Venerable Vincent Beattie," inspired by his adolescence at prestigious prep schools in New York City, describing his experiences as being "more R-rated" compared to "Gossip Girl."

Husband and wife, Romeo and Milka Regalli, shifted to offering delivery and takeout services when their newly opened plant-based Ethiopian restaurant, Ras, was forced to shut down due to the coronavirus

Jacqueline VanDusen, who has biked more than 4,000 miles over every block in Brooklyn, shares three of her favorite excursions.

You don't need to "wait for it": The movie adaptation of the popular Broadway musical "Hamilton" is premiering over a year earlier than planned. It will be available on Disney+ beginning July 3, moved up from the initial fall 2021 premiere date. Disney CEO Bob Iger and "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda announced the updated release date on "Good Morning America" Tuesday morning

With a bit of creativity, you can simulate many festive activities using online resources for this upcoming Mother's Day, May 10, 2020

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The CDC and local authorities advise using masks or face coverings for the nose and mouth, and New York City is paying attention

"Jeopardy!" fans were taken aback on Tuesday evening when a clue appeared to allude to the coronavirus pandemic

On Saturday, Air Tahiti Nui achieved a milestone with the longest-ever scheduled passenger flight, covering 9,765 miles from Papeete, the capital city of French Polynesia, to Paris

Famed Brooklyn restaurant Gage & Tollner reopens on Sunday with an old-school cocktail list and a 21st-century menu of throwback dishes.

A group of charming boutique hotels in the Catskills, set to open this winter about two to three hours north of New York City, is turning the area into an exciting—and should we say, exotic?—destination, even for seasoned visitors

It's great, DC! No, really: Our nation's capital is always in the news, especially during election years, but it's not always seen as a destination for..

The 45-year-old writer from Seattle, who set a record by winning 74 consecutive games in 2004, defeated champions James Holzhauer and Brad Rutter to claim the GOAT tournament's grand prize of $1 million

The beginning of 2020 is as good a time as any to take up running. Experts discuss some of the most frequent reasons people give for avoiding running and how to overcome them

The first night of the "Jeopardy! Greatest of All Time" tournament saw Ken Jennings emerge victorious over James Holzhauer and Brad Rutter after a close and exciting two-game face-off.

"Jeopardy!" champion Ken Jennings, who will return for the first-ever Greatest Of All Time tournament, says opponent James Holzhauer is not the best.