All articles by Dana Schulz

Visiting the underground community of NYC republicans. [NYT] This Valentine’s Day, the Bronx Zoo is selling naming rights to its cockroaches for just $10. [BK Mag] Restaurateurs in Williamsburg and Bushwick are already mobilizing against the possible three-year L train shutdown. [Eater] Trump may be ahead in the polls, but new research shows his campaign is […]

With less than a week’s notice, nine Brooklyn N train stops will close for more than a year. [DNAinfo] L train service between Brooklyn and Manhattan may face a similar fate. Better get going on that gondola plan. [Gothamist] Donald Trump sold a Trump Park Avenue penthouse for $21 million over the summer, and now […]

Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena wins the 2016 Pritzker Prize. [ArchDaily] The Bronx’s iconic History Channel sign is coming down. [Welcome2theBronx] A Neuroscientist patiently explains the allure of the adult coloring book. [NY Mag] NASA posted a free library of space sounds (rockets, lightning on Jupiter, and interstellar plasma, to name a few) on SoundCloud. [CDM] This […]

Subway riders share their feelings about four-legged passengers. [NYT] Sales launch today at Herzog & de Meuron’s 160 Leroy with 50 percent already sold. [6sqft inbox] Here are five iconic David Bowie NYC moments and places. [Untapped] And here you can read the late artist’s personal reflections on being a New Yorker. [Vulture] After original plans to hold […]

Looks like subway ad dermatologist Dr. Zizmor might’ve sold his Bronx mansion to cover the $56,000 in unpaid office rent he supposedly owes. [TRD] Get a first look inside the Pennsy, the new food hall at 2 Pennsylvania Plaza. [Eater] Astor Place’s Alamo Cube is currently being restored in Jersey while construction work goes on around […]

The New York Public Library has released a digital collection of more than 180,000 photographs, postcards, maps and other public-domain items. [NYT] Tour the home of the architect who did a gut job on her already-renovated apartment. [The Cut] Here’s what the internet looked like back in 1996, when it only had 10 million users. [Business […]

Take a tour of Columbia Care, NYC’s first medical marijuana dispensary, located in Union Square. [Curbed] Ruggie is a rug alarm clock that forces you to get out of bed and stand on it. [Contemporist] Track all your favorite food trucks with this fun new app. [NYCTruckFood] The Upper East Side got the most parking tickets in 2015. [DNAinfo] […]

The online lottery for “Hamilton” crashed after more than 50,000 people tried to score cheap tickets. For now, it’s back to the streets. [Vulture] Take a tour of Donald Trump’s Greenwich, Connecticut home in 1987. [Mashable] These trucks have rear screens that show oncoming traffic so other drivers can safely pass them. [Digital Synopsis] Exploring Harlem’s […]

Developer Ben Shaoul is using hipster-fied images of Katz’s deli to sell his new condos at 196 Orchard Street. [Bowery Boogie] Forget the selfie stick, there’s now a selfie camera that’s worn like a bracelet. [Mashable] Architect Vincent Callebaut has conceived floating villages that are 3D printed from plastic waste and algae. Each underwater village could house […]