How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Made It From Midwood to the Supreme Court
The Notorious RBG, as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is known to her fans, shares a home ...
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Start Gardening Season Right at the Making Brooklyn Bloom Event This Weekend
New York's brief winter seems to have thawed, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is celebrating wit...
‘Taxi Driver’ Was (Partially) Filmed in Brooklyn and Here’s the Pic to Prove It
You talkin' to me? Brownstoner reader Andrew Porter dug up this image of a young Cybill Shepherd a...
Final Performance of Black Art Series to Explore Issues of Police Violence Through Dance
As February draws to a close so does Black Artstory Month, an annual, monthlong series of free eve...
Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings to Open This Summer’s Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival
Summer may feel far off, but the opening performance for BRIC's annual Celebrate Brooklyn! musical...
Moving the Grand Brighton Beach Hotel: How 112 Train Cars Saved a 19th-Century Resort
In a moment in Brooklyn history that testifies to both the powers of man and Mother Nature -- and ...
Did You Know the Cardboard Box Was an Accident That Grew Into a Brooklyn Empire?
Everything ends up here eventually, but Made in Brooklyn is a column exploring native, born-and-bred...
Brooklyn Museum to Host New Book Fair in Support of Local Authors
Brooklyn's literary scene is getting a boost from the Brooklyn Museum with a new festival called R...
Did You Know the Brillo Pad Was Invented in Brooklyn?
Everything ends up here eventually, but Made in Brooklyn is a column exploring native, born-and-bred...
A Map of Brooklyn Pinball, and Why the Borough’s Silver Ball Game Is So Weak
For all of Brooklyn's retro fever, the borough is still supremely lacking in pinball machines, a...
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