Feb 10, 2012

Talk Stoop With Cat Greenleaf

Talk Stoop With Cat Greenleaf

NBCNewYork's Cat Greenleaf interviews actors, musicians, athletes, politicians and all other sorts of characters -- on her own stoop in Brooklyn! Pull up a chair, pour yourself a cup of coffee, and get...

May 28, 2010

The Debrief with David Ushery

The Debrief with David Ushery

The Debrief with David Ushery is a fast-paced, yet thorough breakdown of the local stories making headlines and the topics New Yorkers are buzzing about.

Aug 17, 2010

Moms and the City and a Dad Named David

Mar 22, 2013

Turkish Folk Legend Debuts in NYC

Turkish Folk Legend Debuts in NYC

We spoke with legendary Turkish musician Erdal Erzincan before his U.S. debut as a soloist to a sold out crowd at The Graduate Center's Elebash Recital Hall. Playing a baglama, a long-necked lute from...

Aug 20, 2012
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By Erica Camille

PHOTOS: Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings

Sharon Jones said of Brooklyn, "It's great to be home," as she sang to a... See Full Gallery

Aug 14, 2012

Milo Greene: Music for Film

Milo Greene: Music for Film

We spoke with Graham Fink and Andrew Heringer of L.A. indie folk band Milo Greene before their well-attended gig at the Mercury Lounge. In our chat we learned the story of the band's name, their...

Aug 1, 2012

Girl Talk Live: Like Iggy Pop, Not Kraftwerk

Girl Talk Live: Like Iggy Pop, Not Kraftwerk

Nonstop Sound spoke with Gregg Gillis -- aka Girl Talk -- before his toilet paper-clogged bonanza at the Catalpa Festival on Randall's Island. Gillis spoke of the importance of a visceral live performance and hi...

Aug 19, 2011

TV Without Pity: The Fall Line-up

TV Without Pity:  The Fall Line-up

Fall is quickly approaching, which means our favorite shows will soon return. TV Without Pity tells us what to expect.

Aug 19, 2011

TV Without Pity: A Disappointing "Big Brother"

TV Without Pity:  A Disappointing "Big Brother"

"Big Brother" can take some pointers from other successful reality series. TV Without Pity tells us why this season is such a disappointment.

Aug 8, 2011

Not Your Father's Shakespeare

Not Your Father's Shakespeare

The Royal Shakespeare Company and the Park Avenue Armory have a special program - Stand Up for Shakespeare -- to bring the bard to some lucky NYC school kids.

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Thunderstorms to Hit Tri-State as Cold Front Moves In

Thunderstorms to Hit Tri-State as Cold Front Moves In

The muggy air that has smothered the tri-state area for the last several days is expected to move out late Thursday morning, followed by a cold front that will bring several rounds of thunderstorms, some...

Girl, 12, Grazed by Bullet in Manhattan Apartment

Girl, 12, Grazed by Bullet in Manhattan Apartment

A 12-year-old Manhattan girl was grazed by a bullet that came through her window while she was sitting on her bed in her home Monday night.

Weiner Hits Campaign Trail as Mayoral Race Dynamic Shifts

Weiner Hits Campaign Trail as Mayoral Race Dynamic Shifts

Anthony Weiner kicked off his mayoral campaign Thursday by greeting commuters at a subway station in Harlem, and said he knows he has a lot of work to do.

NJ Transit Worker Suspended After NBC 4 NY Report

NJ Transit Worker Suspended After NBC 4 NY Report

An NJ Transit worker at a midtown bus lot has been suspended after NBC 4 New York captured footage of a drunk man directing traffic there, who said he was being paid by the worker to perform the duty.

Queens Man Kidnapped, Tortured, Held in Warehouse for Weeks

Queens Man Kidnapped, Tortured, Held in Warehouse for Weeks

Authorities say two New York City men and a New Jersey man kidnapped another man off a Queens street in broad daylight and held him for over a month, demanding $3 million from his family in Ecuador as ransom.

Kevin Durant Tours Moore After $1M Pledge

Kevin Durant Tours Moore After $1M Pledge

A day after he pledged $1 million dollars to help tornado victims, Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant visited the disaster area.