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Jenna Esposito on musical upbringing and why she was dubbed ‘The Voice of Little Italy’ | amNewYork (opens the original)
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One night every year stands above the rest for Jenna Esposito. For close to two decades, the New York City-based singer has done the same annual performance. It’s what earned her the nickname The Voice of Little Italy. Since 2010, Esposito has performed the closing night finale of the Feast of San Gennaro, Little Italy’s famous 11-day street festival celebrating the patron saint of Naples. The performance always means a lot for Esposito, who has Italian heritage and centers classic Italian and A
The riskiest hobby: How and why NYC urban explorers go where few others dare to travel | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Vic.invades and his friend recalled finding themselves atop the Manhattan Bridge in the middle of a snowstorm. Surrounded by steel suspension cables, with the din of traffic far below, not even frostbite could stop them. Vic.invades had been cheating the city’s tunnels and rooftops for already three years. As the pair climbed down, they paused at an overlook. Vic.invades saw a police car in the distance. Instinctively, he took a step back — and fell through an open grate, his outstretched arms i
New Yorker Harley Langberg turns food into portraits (opens the original)
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For 12 years, being in the kitchen has been Harley Langberg’s passion. Langberg’s day begins at 4 a.m. The sun has not yet risen, the family is asleep. In these dark and quiet hours, Langberg says he works best. Out come apples and nectarines, mashed potatoes are shaped into form, peppers, mushrooms, turnips, and eggplants are cut and placed; a spoonful of pasta is cooked for hair. The image appears; it’s Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Plates are his canvas and food is his paint. Langberg, 38, i
Harlem Week 2026 returns in August to celebrate the iconic NYC neighborhood (opens the original)
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Harlem Week, the beloved 16-day event dedicated to the Manhattan neighborhood, will return for its 52nd year on Aug. 1-16. The free event, also available via livestream, will feature street festivals, concerts, film programs, career fairs, and more. “It’s just a great big party and I think there’s something for everyone,” L. Adé Williams, first vice chairperson of Harlem Week, said. The theme this year is “Honoring Our Legacy.” Organizers said it’s a way to honor the rich legacy of Harlem and of
NYC launches program to crackdown on worst landlords (opens the original)
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For months, Anna Giannicchi’s bathroom ceiling rained water. A light in her ceiling also stopped working. Her neighbors’ toilets flood “all the time” and others’ entire floors flood. Stoves do not work. There’s broken tiles. The stairwells are dirty and the lights sometimes do not work — and, Giannicchi said, “We all have roaches.” Giannicchi lives in a Washington Heights apartment building managed by A&E Real Estate, a massive company whose president and vice president were named by the city la
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