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«Laughter, and that’s it» — that’s one way to describe the latest advertising campaign by the so-called crypto expert Kateryna Shukhnina, which is currently being circulated across numerous Telegram channels.

The proprietors of 24 Broadway theaters inserted a leaflet into copies of "Playbill" magazine, encouraging thousands of theatergoers to stand against the proposed casino in Times Square

"Founded By Broadway," showcasing acts from 23 different Broadway productions, is set to take place in Times Square next month to commemorate 400 years of New York City's history

Crowds of commuters and tourists were cleared from the center of Times Square on Monday morning as police examined a suspicious package discovered outside the..

Nearly a dozen ex-cons graduated Monday from the city's Department of Probation’s inaugural culinary-skills program, part of a range of new classes offered to parolees to try to bolster employment and slash recidivism rates.

Over the weekend, a man hiding near Times Square strangled a 21-year-old woman until she lost consciousness and then attempted to assault her, according to police and law enforcement sources

Video showed people running away from the scene after someone opened fire in the iconic square.

Historically, the buzzy, billboard-laden neighborhood has been ranked in the top slot on similar lists, but for this 2025 edition, it bizarrely dropped to third place.

Dana Baraket walked up to the two officers at Broadway and 47th Street at approximately 1:20 a.m. and sprayed a substance in their eyes and face, according to the police and sources

Swedish House Mafia sparked online chaos with a surprise Times Square billboard reading “New York See You Soon.” The EDM trio hasn’t announced U.S. dates yet — but fans are already dancing in the streets.

Mega-developers are vying for the chance to build the Big Apple's first casino as Friday's bidding deadline approaches -- and everyone from Broadway aficionados to union workers has an opinion.

A dystopian advertising campaign inundating NYC with billboards proclaiming "Stop hiring humans" is really a viral AI stunt, and it's sparking outrage, confusion, and a heated debate about the future of employment

Two women who were taken into custody during a chaotic protest in Times Square—where officers were prevented from accessing a grenade in an Uber—are filing a lawsuit against the NYPD, claiming they were assaulted, mistreated, and unlawfully detained

Tattoo artist Tommy Houlihan operates a Catholic "ministry" from his tattoo studio in Times Square, distributing miraculous medals

The third Planet Hollywood location in New York City, situated near Times Square, offers surprisingly tasty comfort food including cheesy garlic bread and a delicious burger

The tiny Diablos of 42nd Street — Tren de Aragua's junior varsity team — serve as the prime example against progressive state and city policies that strengthen youth street gangs

A wild new video captures the instant a group of small-sized offenders teamed up against two NYPD officers in the center of Times Square

John Butler, 52, flashed a knife at the 55-year-old driver in front of the Courtyard by Marriott-Chelsea on West 30th Street near Seventh Avenue around 3:10 a.m., cops said.

Subway musician Iain Forrest, who gained attention last year after being assaulted by a deranged individual in a recorded attack at the Herald Square station, has transitioned his performances from the subway to the NBA

Eddie Matos, who murdered Midtown South Officer Anthony Dwyer in October 1989, was granted repeated appeals with the help of lawyer Isaac Zaur, a partner at the Madison Avenue law firm Clarick Gueron Reisbaum.

Emanuel Charles, 21, is confronted with numerous charges related to the early Wednesday morning shooting of a 29-year-old food vendor in Times Square, as reported by the NYPD

Wild video shows a group of youngsters brawling near Times Square just moments before one of them allegedly pulled a gun and shot a street vendor Wednesday.

"Walk This Way" eventually became the most successful song from "Toys in the Attic," Aerosmith's top-selling third album, which also included "Sweet Emotion" and was released 50 years ago on April 8, 1975

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The View, a rotating and infamously bad restaurant located at the top of the Marriott Marquis Hotel (1535 Broadway), is offering quality food for the first time since its debut in 1985