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The New York-based musician has been charming fans and critics alike, all over the world, with his unique and almost undefinable sound. Digital Journal caught up with him ahead of the release of his new album.
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On January 10, pop star Meghan Trainor performed a remarkable show at Best Buy Theater in the heart of Times Square in New York City.
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New York City's finance department is looking into new methods of payment for parking tickets that include Apple Pay, Bitcoin, and PayPal transactions, MarketWatch reports.
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"The Many Faces," a new art exhibition exploring consumerism, sex, and American culture, opened in New York on December 12, 2014. The following photos are from the opening reception at Gallery Sensei, attended by the artists, curator, and art enthusiasts.
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Imagine seeing one of the largest and most majestic creatures in the ocean within just a couple miles of the Empire State building? Whale sightings have become more frequent the last two years as Humpback whales return.
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A hairdresser who died after returning from West Africa, one of the Ebola-stricken nations, tested negative for the virus Wednesday, according to health officials.
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Legend has it that there's a rat in New York City for every person, more than eight million in total.
That's quite a lot of rats — too many, in fact.
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Legend has it that there's a rat in New York City for every person, more than eight million in total.
That's quite a lot of rats — too many, in fact.
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After last week's viral video of actress Shoshana Roberts walking through New York City and facing over 100 aggressive catcalls, another ambitious film making group tried to replicate the video substituting Roberts for a handsome male model.
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After eight and a half years of extensive construction and reparation, One World Trade Center in Manhattan is finalizing its much-anticipated observation deck. At its completion, the deck will offer visitors unparalleled views of the cityscape.
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New York City's Staten Island is not the ideal place to be looking for frogs, especially in November. Most amphibians are already in hiding for the winter. But Brian Curry found one frog in that cold, hardwood forest swamp.
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Shoshana B. Roberts was fed up with the sexual harassment she was experiencing in the streets of New York City. She decided record this treatment on a hidden camera to expose what women have to go through every day in the streets of the city.
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America's first cat cafe, which gives customers a chance to play with adoptable felines, and enjoy a coffee, latte or similar drink, just opened. At least that's what NBC said. Was it really the first?
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The American people have once again had their "fear levels" put on high alert after Dr. Craig Spencer, a resident of NYC and a member of Doctors Without Borders, was admitted to Bellevue Hospital. He has been diagnosed with Ebola.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, decided to join in the Halloween fun this year by inviting all, via twitter, to Gracie Mansion for Halloween delights on Oct 28.
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New York City's governing officials are so worried about causing a wide-spread panic over the Ebola virus that they are now forbidding 911 dispatchers from using the word, "Ebola." An FDNY memo wants the disease referred to in "vague terms."
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The rats of New York City are so numerous that it is said there are at least 8.4 million of them. These illusive pests are rarely seen in the daylight hours, but at night, like zombies in the movies, they come out to feed.
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An ex-convict is recovering after he was shot Oct. 9 literally minutes following his release from over a decade in prison, in what's being considered a revenge murder by New York state police.
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After a news report this week, New York City says about 500 advertising beacons will be uninstalled from Manhattan phone booths.
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Don't miss accomplished New York City jazz singer Hilary Gardner as she celebrates the release of her new CD, "The Great City" Sunday evening October 5th at Birdland.
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Monday night, Mat Devine made his first live outing with his new project, Wrongchilde. The group headlined the early show at The Mercury Lounge on the Lower East Side.
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Tens and tens of thousands of people gathered in hundreds of events in cities around the world today, in a call to action against climate change and other environmental issues impacting our planet.
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Organizers are expecting a huge crowd to descend on a blocked-off area in Central Park, north of Manhattan's Columbus Circle on Sunday, Sept. 21 to participate in the People's Climate March. It's "an invitation to change everything," says Bill McKibben.
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New York City singer-songwriter Paul Maged isn't happy with the way the world is right now, and he's not afraid to let everyone know it.
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A terrifying report from the New York Daily News claims that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's subway bedbug issue is more widespread than officials are willing to admit.
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The Spanish training ship "Juan Sebastián Elcano" is at the center of a messy controversy after authorities found on board a cargo of 127 kilos of cocaine. Three crew members were arrested and are being investigated for drug trafficking.
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In 2010, construction crews working at the One World Trade Center site made a startling discover while digging beneath the streets of New York:
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Understanding the urban landscape brings us closer to the realities of living in a city, all of it changes with the construct flow of movement.
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Workers at the Crumbs cupcake bakery, quite popular in New York and surrounding areas, were surprised to suddenly have no job. While sudden closures are not unusual they do make waves in the media and put people out of work.
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Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York City, managed to convince legislators in Albany to agree to lower speed limits in NYC to 25 MPH.
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The skyline looking south at dusk from the observation deck at Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan-New York City. Dschwen
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ACTOR & FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHER
Pier 17, in the South Seaport Historic District of Manhattan. The Empire State Building can be seen in the background.
The skyline of New York City
Underground damage after the bombing at the World Trade Center. On February 26, 1993, Islamic terrorists detonated a truck bombing in an underground parking garage in the World Trade Center killing six and wounding a 1,000. United States Department of Justice
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Talk Radio News Service
A float makes its way down 6th Ave. during the 87th Macy's Thanksgiving day parade in New York, November 28, 2013 With permission by Reuters
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon ("The young ladies of Avignon"), Pablo Picaso (1907). Oil on canvas (243.
New York City Subway System with passengers. Pacific Coast Highway
The Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis), also known as the red cardinal, is one of about 150 species of birds than can be seen in the park. This is the female of the species, lacking the bright red colours shown by the males.
Beacon Theatre, New York City CBS New York
The names of the six victims of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing on Panel N-73 on the North Side of the memorial's northern reflecting pool of the National September 11 Memorial in Manhattan. Stephen Knapp, 48, John DiGiovanni, 45, Robert W. Kirkpatrick, 61, William Macko, 57, Wilfredo Mercado, 37, Monica Rodriguez Smith, 34, were all killed when Islamic extremists detonated a truck bomb at the World Trade Center on the afternoon of February 26, 1993. Nightscream
Eugenio Merino's "Always Shameless" exhibition at the UNIX Gallery in NYC from June 12 to July 12, 2014 - "Always Motherfuckers." Eugenio Merino
Pigeons "steal" the horse's food at Central Park, NYC.
Lets hear it for Brooklyn!! Brooklyn!! AFROPUNK FEST was back this August for another weekend of live music.
AFROPUNK FEST is like the rebirth of the 70’s. The new trend setters are a mixture of young and old people, but the old refuses to age because they are still drinking the nectar of free jazz, funk, hip hop, hard rock, heavy metal. The colors, music and togetherness we share. AFROPUNK give our souls a new fusion to life.
Bill de Blasio elected mayor of New York Campaign photo
ANDREW DASZ, ACTOR & FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHER
Image of a Fall 2010 training exercise in which police officers of the New York City Police Department's Emergency Service Unit (ESU) take cover behind a police armored truck before storming a building where terrorists have barricade themselves. ABC News screengrab
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