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Features
Alexander Kiton: Pick up artist
Full time financier by day, dating coach on nights and weekends. Kiton is determined to share his romantic tactics with the bachelors of America and beyond.
Audio•Features
The art of gentrification in Bushwick
With each next big gallery opening, Bushwick’s art scene moves a little closer to being a pricey twin to Williamsburg’s art scene.
News•Video
Rockaway residents in fight for disappearing shoreline
Hurricane Sandy washed away 1.5 million cubic yards of sand.
Features
Gluten free diet explosion
Gluten-free has become a full-blown fad—and skeptics and medical professionals have not been quick to embrace it.
Features•Video
Transition leads to Joy
Joy Ladin's transition from male to female led her to a happiness that eluded her.
Audio•Business•Features•Multimedia
Bushwick’s “revival” brings new faces, rent hikes and rapid change
A clash of cultures and agendas.
Audio•News
Undocumented youth use the Internet and social media for info and support
The benefits of an online community goes beyond the practical, there's a huge emotional component as well.
Multimedia•News•Video
Olympics give wrestling the boot, but wrestlers not giving up
In 2020, for the first time since the modern Olympic Games began in 1896, wrestling will not be included as one of the 25 core sports,
Business•Multimedia
Greek Yogurt no longer a niche business, but a nationwide food trend
Today, Greek yogurt brands are dominating refrigerator shelves of mainstream supermarkets and convenience stores across the nation.
Business•News
Some immigrant cab drivers left professional careers in their native land
There are 42,000 taxi cab drivers in New York City. Eighty-two percent of them were born in foreign countries. Some of the have higher education degrees in their native countries.