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Here are the most niche dating apps on the market
The number of dating apps and online services has ballooned in recent years. CNBC examines which ones may help your dating game.
Burberry seeks defense against takeover bid
A mystery investor has built up a stake of close to 5 per cent in Burberry, prompting it to seek help from its advisers, the FT reports.
'RuPaul's Drag Race' Season 8 Premiere: Keepin' It 100
RuPaul's Drag Race. After a superb set of Meet The Queens video (a major improvement over last year's hostage outtakes), we're finally finally FINALLY seeing Season Eight. What's interesting about the first episode is how easily this season's m...
MTA Delaying Affordable Housing Construction at Brooklyn Hub, Mayor's Office Says
An MTA subway car. The state-controlled Metropolitan Transportation Authority is preventing affordable housing development at its sprawling Broadway Junction complex in the East New York section of Brooklyn—an area the city has slated for rezon...
Michael Bloomberg Won't Run for President and Really Hates Donald Trump
Michael Bloomberg. Ending months of speculation about an independent bid for the White House, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced this afternoon he would not run for president. In an piece published in Bloomberg, the media co...
Is Exercise with Alcohol the Workout of the Future?
April Storey, working out with wine Though working out in a group has become the norm for most, there is something unnatural about sweating and struggling in close proximity to absolute strangers or even worse, someone you actually know. We are...
Afternoon Bulletin: Bathroom Equality for Transgender New Yorkers, Queens Crime Spree
Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order today mandating open bathroom access for transgender individuals. Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order today mandating open bathroom access for transgender individuals. The new order will...
12 Things to Do in New York's Art World Before March 11
Raha Raissnia, Animism. 2013. MONDAY, MARCH 7 Screening: "An Evening with Raha Raissnia" at the Museum of Modern Art The Iranian-born artist and filmmaker presents an evening of her multidisciplinary practice, which combines painting, drawing,...
Social Download: Internet Responds to Viceland, 'House of Cards,' and O.J. Simpson
The internet in a nutshell. Welcome back to tvDownload's social media column — written for the people and by the people, like some kind of millennials' Pravda. It's where you can come to find out what the internet is saying about your favorite...
Hulk Hogan Faces Off With Gawker Attorneys in Florida
Hulk Hogan at his trial. Hulk Hogan and Gawker attorneys finally faced off in a Florida courtroom this morning. The wrestler, whose real name is Terry Bollea, is suing the New York-based website for $100 million dollars for a 2012 post that sho...
Five Years After Fukushima, Ocean Radiation Poses Little Risk to U.S.
The risk of ocean radiation in the Pacific is slim to none, so anyone who wants to sail in San Francisco has one less thing to worry about. March 11 marks the fifth anniversary of the Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant explosion in Japan. Mor...
Maria Sharapova Reveals a Failed Drug Test During Press Conference
Maria Sharapova of Russia celebrates winning her Ladies Singles Quarter Final match during Wimbledon in 2015 The internet has been abuzz with news of a major announcement from Maria Sharapova. Many thought she would retire. After all, while Ser...
John Kasich Touts His Michigan 'Momentum'
Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Sen. Marco Rubio's campaign believes Ohio Gov. John Kasich is doing nothing more than playing spiteful spoiler, but the governor is still convinced he has a path to the nomination through a strong showing in Michigan tomo...
NJ Transit strike could cost almost $6M an hour
A unions' strike would result in a multi-million dollar loss of productivity, according to analysis by Partnership for New York City.
Hungry for Leadership No Longer
A homeless man's sign rests on the street on December 21, 2015 in New York City. Last May, the Observer ran an editorial urging non-profit organizations to donate some portion of the food served at their lavish fund-raising dinners to organizat...