A Taylor Swift fan was arrested after trying to break into the singer's NYC apartment. Another Taylor Swift fan was arrested in New York City on Thursday after he allegedly tried to enter the singer's apartment building.
Something magical happens when you bite into a taco. It's like your heart bursts open with all these happy emotions and every little worry you had, has flown the coop. Tacos are a man AND woman's best friend; there is no denying it. But it's not any ol' "made at home" taco. It has to be well cooked, very tasty, fullfilling and leaves an everlasting memory. It's that serious, folks.
Here are NYC restaurants that offer Latin-inspired brunch dishes. New York City offers a lot of restaurants to get your daily brunch fix. A lot of them offer Latin-inspired food.
When celebrities get together, it almost seems surreal for ordinary people, but for Adele, Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone, last Monday night was just a regular girls night out as the trio were spotted having dinner in New York City.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo annouced a massive $4 billion redesign of New York's busiest airport. A year after Vice President Joe Biden called LaGuardia Airport "a third world country," a $4 billion dollar makeover has been announced for the aging airport.
Want to get your jam on and help in the fight to extreme poverty at the same time? Well you're in luck because the Global Citizen Festival 2015 is bringing the tunes, top musicians and philanthropy to Manhattan's Central Park.Celebrating its fourth year, the Global Citizen's Festival 2015 includes a stellar line-up featuring headliners Beyoncé, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Pearl Jam.
New York City plans to eliminate a bail bonds option for lower-risk criminals. New York City plans to eliminate a bail bonds option for lower-risk criminals.
The Afro-Latino community has blessed us with some incredible talent in art, culture and music - from the "Queen of Salsa" Celia Cruz to Cuban singer and composer Compay El Segundo, percussionist Sheila E., singer and jazz bassist Esperanza Spalding, among many others.In celebration of these amazing talents and heritages, on July 10-12 the Afro-Latino Festival of New York is paying tribute to the African roots of people from Latin America and the Caribbean with performances from the Grammy-nominated duo Les Nubians and world-class acts Cultura Profética, Kafu Banton, Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto, Danay Suarez and Que Bajo?!
On Sunday, June 14, Fifth Avenue was rocking with rhythm, fierce salsa moves and cultural pride as festive Puerto Ricans came out in droves to share their love of their culture, people and beautiful island at one of New York City's biggest events of the year, the 2015 Puerto Rican Day Parade.
When it comes to making tortillas there's only one way to do it - and that's completely from scratch using indigenous Mexican techniques to make stone-ground Nixtamal tortillas, according to Mexico City native Chef Gonzalo Colin.Chef Colin who is now at the helm of Cantina Rooftop in Hell's Kitchen, New York, (the latest dining/social experience from Pedro Zamora) is igniting his fiery passion for his Mexican roots and artisanal approach to not only tortilla-making, but traditional Mexican cuisine with a modern twist.
The man who was shot and wounded in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday after allegedly attacking a female NYPD officer with a hammer has been charged with assault.
A teen girl with a long, violent rap sheet is being held at Rikers Island on a $500,000 bond for leading a pack of teens in a brutal attack on a 15-year-old girl in a McDonald's restaurant in Brooklyn, New York.
New York City set a record Thursday of no murders for 10 consecutive days, according to Reuters. New York City set a record Thursday after 10 consecutive days with no murders, according to Reuters.
The Justice Department will file charges against New York City over inmate abuse at Rikers Island, the city's correctional facility. Mayor de Blasio promised to reform the prison but the federal government will go forward with its case.
NYPD cop-killer suspect allegedly had strong bias against police The Boston man who allegedly shot two New York City police officers "execution-style" before killing himself Saturday had a strong bias against police, according to USA Today.
The New York City Comptroller is looking to negotiate a settlement of a $75 million claim brought by Eric Garner's family, the New York Times has reported.
On Monday, the New York City Council approved a bill that would allow transgender people to change their gender on birth certificates without previous medical transitioning. The bill would grant greater freedoms of identity to transgender people in the city.
