Arts & Entertainment

The fall season has a lot of tradition in New York City-- some of it dubious, like consumers getting trampled on Black Friday; and some of it beautiful, like taking photos of the foliage that dots lovely Brooklyn streets and parks in autumn.

As stories of racial profiling resonate with Brooklyn audiences and across the country, The Center for Arts & Culture at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation and The Billie Holiday Theatre have announced they will extend the already sold-ou

The Halloween weekend is upon us, which is the real indicator that autumn is officially in the building. And this year, Brooklyn has an impressive spread of events for you to dress up and turn up, but hopefully not throw up.

Celebrity Chef Justin Warner sitting in a cafe in Bed-Stuy. He just released a book, "The Laws of Cooking And How to Break Them.

Author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates will visit Medgar Evers College on Friday, November 6, to discuss his highly acclaimed book "Between the World and Me.

Yoruba Andabo A lot is changing with America's improved ties to Cuba, initiated and brokered by President Barack Obama. One fringe benefit is the opening of the borders for travel between the two countries.

On Friday, November 13, at the Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts, Stars of New York Dance will open for its 6th annual performance, honoring Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams.

Scene from Jimmy Kimmel Live's "Do the White Thing" The arms of gentrification in Brooklyn are bountiful and spread far and wide.

It's all about the facial hair subculture that's sweeping the U.S.! When one thinks of the magnanimous beard, the elderly bajo-playing hillbilly may first come to mind. Others may envision the 20-something Williamsburg hipster.

flower mandalas Central Brooklynites, come experience yogic art and meditative mandalic gazing this Wednesday! But wait... all of this taking place...