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The iconic designer unveiled the bottle at an intimate cocktail party before the show

At Apartment Fest, audiences piled into a Harlem home for four nights of jokes from comedians who have to fight for stage time elsewhere.

Glancing inside the back of the 15-foot U-Haul truck parked near McCarren Park in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn on Sunday, you might think someone had moved in.

At 10:23 a.m. on Friday, April 5, New York City was rattled by a 4.8-magnitude earthquake.

Right now, he's kicking back, enjoying a partnership with Guinness, and springing out of bed at 5 a.m. every day like it's Christmas.

Republicans and Democrats can finally agree on something: They both kind of like Prince William.

Anna Colliton has lived in her apartment in Pelham Parkway in the Bronx for five years, but she suspects the mice have been there far longer.

The actor told GQ about his insanely large breakfasts, waking up at 4 A.M., and getting outworked by Halle Berry in the gym.

For most people, consuming some amount of food additives is almost unavoidable, which is why the state of California is making it easier to navigate around certain harmful chemicals with a new ban.

The Real-Life Diet of Method Man, Who Is a Regular at the Staten Island Chick-Fil-A
GQ caught up with the actor and Wu-Tang Clan member about counting macros, the problem with getting “toned” in the gym, and the leg day routine that helps him avoid “Johnny Bravo” body.

The Real-Life Diet of Simu Liu, Who Says He's “Relatively Undisciplined”
Liu talked to GQ about why he prefers playing sports to working out, the upsides to intermittent fasting, and the big role that KFC played in his life.

One if by Land, Two if by Sea in Greenwich Village, which offers the perfect setting for romantic engagements, expects to see a jump in proposals in February.

Elton John literally and metaphorically owns the moniker “Rocket Man,” which he’s demonstrated at every turn with his larger-than-life persona and affinity for all that glitters. So, of course, it only makes sense that he and his partner David Furnish plan to trim their tree with rocket ship ornaments.

New Yorkers are reinventing the popular Craigslist service that, in its heyday, was known for reuniting people from chance encounters.

The comedian talked to GQ about cleaning up his touring routine, becoming a croissant connoisseur, and the value of camaraderie and shit-talk when completing any fitness challenge.