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Little Island, the new Barry Diller-funded park and arts space rising out of the Hudson River, will host a free monthlong festival of music, dance and comedy beginning August 11 and featuring more than 450 performers. Among them: Saturday Night Live‘s Bowen Yang and Broadway’s Ali Stroker.

the Bungalow on its waterfront upper plaza, promising guests a “relaxing urban oasis inspired by the beachside retreats of Montauk,” 6sqft reported. The free beach bar on the Hudson River may be just a subway ride away, but pledges to transport visitors to the less densely built-up waters of Long Island.“We created the Bungalow to serve as a retreat for those seeking a public space in the city to relax and enjoy being around one another after so much time apart,” Sara Fay, Brookfield Properties

A teacher at an upstate New York high school is coming under fire this week after she told students that George Floyd died of a heart attack and a drug overdose.

Tina Fey revealed that she saved a man’s life on the Hudson River. The "30 Rock" star appeared on "The Tonight Show" Wednesday where she and host Jimmy Fallon discussed how they’re both coping during the coronavirus pandemic.  Fey revealed that she and her family were fortunate enough to rent a house on the Hudson River so that they could get away from the stressful restrictions in New York City.

Kaley Cuoco is getting in some fresh air!

Let's turn worry into wonder and take magic to new heights.  #DavidBlaineAscension, August 31st  only on @YouTube Join me on the ascent: https://t.co/bVy2WU5kvM #youtubeoriginals pic.twitter.com/eke9hZ8zOqBlaine will attempt to float across the Hudson River, suspended by a cluster of balloons as he travels from New Jersey across the skyline to his native New York City.“Watch in disbelief as David Blaine magically ascends above Earth, in his biggest live performance yet,” YouTube said in

YouTube channel on Monday, Aug. 31.“This stunt has been 10 years in the making,” Blaine tweeted Wednesday.

The fear of everyone who has ever traveled through the Lincoln Tunnel seemingly came true on July 14. As drivers sat bumper-to-bumper in the tunnel – which runs under the Hudson River to connect Manhattan to Weehawken, New Jersey —  they were horrified as water suddenly started gushing in.

By Dade Hayes

The story goes that Gerard Way was seated on a ferry gliding across the Hudson River when the first plane struck the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. He didn’t witness the first hit in real-time—the then-intern at Cartoon Network was busy sketching—but the intensity of the ensuing experience prompted him to form My Chemical Romance as a form of “therapy.”