Arts & Culture
Gentrification might be near the heart of Brooklyn’s politics, but few explorations of the topic have handled it with the aplomb of Brooklynification, a new series from BRIC TV [/?s=bric] that explores the borough’s changing demography with wit and verve. A lucky few were treated to a
Arts & Culture
Luke sets the rules of his diner. (Photo by Donny Levit / Park Slope Stoop)So what were you doing at 6:50am on Union Street? Yes, we’re talking to you, Gilmore Girls-obsessed fans [http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/13/magazine/why-the-gilmore-girls-fandom-lives-on.html] who just had to get a
City Kid Corner
Don’t write off a fun and festive New Year’s Eve celebration just because you have kids! Even if you can’t swing a babysitter this year, Brooklyn is bursting with some fantastic ways to rock a family style NYE. Here are five of our favorites: Courtesy Brooklyn Children
Netflix
The popular Netflix series Orange Is The New Black [https://www.facebook.com/OITNB] will be shooting in the neighborhood on Tuesday, October 29. Tipster Brian Walsh sends this photo, and neighbor Matt Samuelowitz also wrote in to note that the production will be located around 7th Avenue and St