#new york

[genderoutlaws]

A photograph of Cocoa Rodriguez on her birthday, wearing a peach dress, and being lifted up between two friends. They're posed in front of Randy Wicker's store, Uplift Lighting, in NYC. (1995)

[unit-id-k725]

absolutely stunning work, OP.

I love how the first few images really remind you that Mario was just your average Italian American from the burrows, I can't remember which one he's from specifically, but to me, this is giving off major Bronx vibes

It's a very well put together collage of a more realistic and grounded take on Mario's life story.

It really sells the aspect of "he was just a regular man like you and me, if he went on to do incredible things, so can you"

Very touching, absolute 10/10

Life Story

[catfindr]

[ethanmaldridge]

Out and about.

[yodaprod]

1980-1983

[psycheetamore]

This is amazing! What a gem this collection is. Let me add a few inspired by this

@littlewormgrant

On an intellectual level i know that early 20th century megacity concepts are deeply impractical and would cause triple the harm they purported to solve, but damn if the art doesn’t make me yearn to visit.

Hugh Harriss made some of my favorites.

[theinternetarchive]

hinds house window, tiffany glass & decorating company, new york city c. 1900.

[nyc-looks]

Maria, 35

“I am wearing a vintage fringe suede jacket, a vintage LL Bean button down, and a thrifted pair of linen trousers. Boots are Rothy’s and the bag is also vintage from one of my favorite sellers Omnia Vintage. Lately I’ve been really inspired by the 60s and 70s. My husband and I watched the movie Hair last night which kind of inspired this outfit today. As I’ve been getting older I’ve been more interested in comfort. I guess I’m dressing the way 19-year-old me imagined 35-year-old me dressing, and that apparently involved a lot of swingy pants, kaftans, and bold prints.”

Mar 22, 2025 ∙ Industry City

[whitepolaris]

EMPRESS ♡

[djkerr]

Christine Baranski and King Princess attend "The Picture Of Dorian Gray" Opening Night at The Music Box Theatre, New York City. (March 27, 2025)

📷 Michael Loccisano/Getty Images, Bruce Glikas/WireImage

📷@bestofsnook X

🎥📷 @doriangrayplay IG stories

[emaadsidiki]

UN HQ NY 🏙️🗽

[tvneon]

[saywhat-politics]

President Donald Trump withdrew his nomination for Rep. Elise Stefanik, Republican of New York, to be ambassador to the United Nations. The move comes as Republicans fear that their razor-thin majority in the House is shrinking.

House Republican leadership is hanging on by a thread, struggling to maintain control as members either resign or accept positions in President Donald Trump’s Cabinet. With their already slim majority dwindling, passing Trump’s top priorities is becoming increasingly challenging.

Right now, the GOP holds a razor-thin five-seat majority in the House—218 Republicans to 213 Democrats—with four vacancies, making every vote crucial. The situation has become so precarious that Rep. Elise Stefanik, Republican of New York, has lost her nomination to Trump’s Cabinet.

CBS News reported Thursday that Stefanik’s nomination for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations was pulled following pressure from her party to decline the role. With margins this tight, Republicans are hesitant to lose another seat, leading party leaders to withdraw her nomination altogether.

[catfindr]

[phoenixyfriend]

Do you ever just have a renewed awe for the little things?

This is Gimbel's bridge, and it's from 1925 ❤️

(NYC has a lot of them, though not as many as other cities. On average older than most of the Skyways in the US, though.)