NYC News

Doug Gray, the lead singer of the iconic Marshall Tucker Band, opened up about their upcoming show at B.B. King Blues Club, New York City.

Doug Gray, the lead singer of the iconic Marshall Tucker Band, opened up about their upcoming show at B.B. King Blues Club, New York City.

New York - Big Time Rush's Kendall Schmidt sat down and chatted with me at Webster Hall in New York City, prior to his live concert.

New York - At least four passengers died and dozens were injured in the derailment of a speeding train in the Bronx. Some passengers were thrown from the Metro-North Train.

New York - A Metro-North passenger train derailed just north of Manhattan on Sunday morning and reportedly several carriages plunged into the Hudson River. Four people have been killed and 67 have been injured, according to the most recent update.

New York - An iconic painting by Andy Warhol titled "Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster)" was sold on Wednesday for a record-breaking figure of $105 million. The painting depicts the immediate aftermath of a car accident and was sold at Sotheby's in New York City.

New York - In New York City on November 12, as an extension of its corporate messaging on innovation, General Electric will present a live concert by Compressorhead - a rock and roll band composed entirely of robots.

Singer-songwriter Lissie opened up about her new studio album "Back To Forever," as well as her upcoming concert at New York City's Webster Hall.

New York - The FBI announced that it is investigating two laser attacks on airplanes and pilots at LaGuardia airport. There has been a noted rise in laser attacks over the last year.

New York - Banksy, the famous graffiti artist, paid a property owner in Manhattan thousands of dollars to create his new piece of art near the High Line.