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Multimedia•News•Slideshows
Hundreds protest hearings on Muslim extremism
Nearly 1,000 protesters gathered in Times Square to rally against the upcoming congressional hearings on “radicalization” of Muslims in America.
Video
New iPhone app may mean more time for MTA commuters
Columbia University student launches SubwayArrival, a free app that tracks MTA trains live.
Video
After fire, St. Mark’s Comics back in business
After a fire struck St. Mark’s Comics in the East Village Feb. 17, the real superheroes were members of the New York City police and fire departments.
Features
Brush with Kindness offers new paint, new hope
Volunteers from Habitat for Humanity’s Brush with Kindness program spruce up New York City Housing Authority facilities long overdue for maintenance work.
Arts•Features
Broadway shows expand audiences via social media
Broadway shows "The Book of Mormon” and “Chicago” use social media to appeal to theater lovers and broaden their audience.
News
DADT repealed, but real change still pending
Despite the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, details of when it will go into effect remain speculative.
Features•Multimedia•Slideshows
Jewish book sale bridges generational gap
More than 13,000 will visit Yeshiva University's Seforim book sale this month, where patrons can select from a wide range of Jewish works.
Arts•Features•Slideshows
Cuban music alive in Midtown
Yuka Seka play traditional Cuban music at the Habana Room in midtown.
News
Brooklyn commuters face MTA construction, longterm delays
The MTA's recent launch of the Culver Viaduct project is causing headaches.
Video
Video On Demand poses threat to American drive-ins
Video On Demand looks to make some movies cheaper and more readily available as soon as this month, a move that might impact drive-ins across the country.