One of television’s most unexpected collaborations is heading to HBO this summer. HBO has released a new teaser and first-look images for Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, a seven-episode limited sketch comedy series that brings together comedy icon Larry David and former President Barack Obama in a project unlike anything either has done…
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One of New York City’s most cherished summer traditions is making its return, giving movie lovers another reason to spend warm evenings outdoors in the heart of Manhattan. Paramount+ Movie Nights at Bryant Park will officially return on July 13 for its annual season of free outdoor film screenings. Running every Monday night through September…
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Can Love Really Make You Look Younger? Dermatologist Says the ‘In Love Glow’ May Be More Than a Myth
For years, scientists and skincare experts have warned about the damaging effects of stress on the skin. Elevated cortisol levels have been linked to inflammation, collagen loss, barrier disruption, and accelerated signs of aging. But what if the opposite is also true? What if positive emotions could actually help protect the skin? That’s the question…
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Film lovers will have a rare opportunity this summer to experience some of the most influential works in Italian cinema as Film at Lincoln Center and Cinecittà present History, Italian Style, a major retrospective examining the birth and evolution of modern Italy through film. Running through June 25 at the Walter Reade Theater, the ambitious…
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The Public Theater is once again taking Shakespeare beyond traditional theater walls and directly into New York City communities with the return of its beloved Mobile Unit program. This summer, the Mobile Unit will present a free citywide tour of William Shakespeare’s romantic comedy As You Like It, bringing performances to parks, recreation centers, correctional…
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Pink Fang, the experimental theater company formerly known as Ping Chong and Company, is set to debut its latest original production, The Table, in New York City this June. Running June 5–14 at The Gym at Judson Memorial Church, the movement-driven work promises an immersive theatrical experience that explores desire, fulfillment, and the human struggle…
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Why More Men Are Being Urged to Wear Sunscreen Every Day—And the Products Designed to Make It Easier
As summer approaches and people prepare for longer days outdoors, health experts continue to stress the importance of daily sun protection—especially for men, who face a disproportionately high risk of skin cancer but remain less likely than women to use sunscreen regularly. This year, the message carries added significance as Father’s Day coincides with the…
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Brooklyn residents looking for outdoor recreation, family-friendly activities, and waterfront relaxation have plenty to look forward to as the LeFrak Center at Lakeside officially opens for its Spring 2026 season in Prospect Park. Operated by Prospect Park Alliance, the 26-acre destination in the southeast corner of the park offers a wide range of seasonal activities,…
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A documentary celebrating the often-overlooked contributions of Black LGBTQ+ artists to music and popular culture emerged as the biggest winner at Black Public Media’s 2026 PitchBLACK Awards, taking home the competition’s top prize of $150,000. Held at The Apollo Stages at the Victoria in Harlem, the ninth annual PitchBLACK Awards brought together filmmakers, creative technologists,…
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As travelers increasingly seek destinations that blend urban exploration with meaningful outdoor experiences, Lithuania’s capital city is gaining attention for an unexpected reason: wildlife. Often celebrated for its historic architecture and vibrant cultural scene, Vilnius is also becoming a destination for nature enthusiasts who want to experience biodiversity without venturing far from a city center.…
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