Justin Gignac Turns New York City Trash Into Art
For the past ten years, artist Justin Gignac has been packaging and selling plain old city trash to collectors around the world.
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For the past ten years, artist Justin Gignac has been packaging and selling plain old city trash to collectors around the world.
For the past two weeks, construction worker Gary Russo has carted his karaoke kit from his home in Queens to sing some Frank Sinatra and Bobby Darin classics during his 30-minute lunch break.
Ordering "extra sugar" at the Dunkin' Donuts along Route 46 in Rockaway Township apparently got you more than just a sweet cup of coffee.
Miles Morales is a half-black, half-Hispanic super-powered teen who gets into the hero game after being inspired by Parker's death.
The Department of Transportation has installed pedestrian countdown signals at 49 intersections along a 4.5-mile stretch of the Grand Concourse.
Restaurants in New York City have been required to display letter grades from the health department for over a year now but not street vendors. The City Council may consider changing that.
It is America's night out against crime and the police in Long Island police want to take a bite out of it.
For the second day in a row, unionized cement and concrete workers are off the job at the World Trade Center site due to an apparent citywide walkout.
Calling all lactating moms! It's World Breastfeeding Week!
Despite temperatures lingering in the 90s, concerns over the coming winter are surfacing.
When the curator of the Morristown National Historic Park first found out in May that their letter supposedly by Lord Byron was a fake, panic set in.
With 17.65 percent of the vote, actress Dame Helen Mirren wiped the floor with Bronx-born beauty Jennifer Lopez - who came in fourth, with a meager 6.6 percent of the vote. Not that hot body contest are at the top of J.Lo's list of priorities these days.
It was another rough morning for some commuters on the Long Island Rail Road following lightning strikes that zapped signal equipment Monday.
Looking out on the Long Island Sound in Mamoreneck as boats sail by and ducks paddle by, it's hard to believe that this is anything but perfect.
Police say Betty Wendler, 84, who has Alzheimer's disease, slipped out of her Amsterdam Avenue home around 11:30 a.m. Sunday while her attendant was in the bathroom.
