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Elegance met purpose as actor Jamie Hector brought together icons and changemakers to uplift young talent through the arts.

New York City is rolling out a new initiative aimed at giving students the tools to take control of their financial futures.

Step through the doors of the Brooklyn Museum and into a whirlwind of cinema, sculpture and city life.

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries delivered the keynote address at Kingsborough Community College’s graduation on Wednesday, urging students to stay resilient in the face of adversity. "When life knocks you down, don't give up, get up," he said.

Anne Burrell, the celebrity chef known for hosting a variety of cooking shows, died in her Brooklyn home on Tuesday, according to The New York Post. She was 55.

Con Edison finished building a major battery storage system in Brownsville, designed to improve electric service for more than 350,000 customers in eastern Brooklyn and southwest Queens.

The next phase of the Innovative Urban Village project, a collaboration between the city, state, Christian Cultural Center and two developers, will bring more than 450 affordable units to East New York.

Artist Jonathan Blum, who's operated out of a storefront studio on 5th Avenue in Park Slope for decades, celebrates his 60th birthday with a major retrospective of his work at Arts Gowanus through July 6.

Registration is now open for free summer sports programs through the City Parks Foundation.

Brooklyn’s comedy scene turns up the volume as Black Ass Comedy rolls into town with its signature blend of humor and heart.