Naked Cowboy To Help Launch New Fruit Of The Loom Underwear Line
In what may be described as a natural fit, Fruit of the Loom announced it is launching its new boxer briefs for men with the help of Times Square favorite the Naked Cowboy.
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In what may be described as a natural fit, Fruit of the Loom announced it is launching its new boxer briefs for men with the help of Times Square favorite the Naked Cowboy.
The group is holding its annual convention at a Times Square hotel. Some major traffic problems are expected in the area as a result of the president's visit.
A man's body was discovered on the roof of a Broadway theater Saturday morning, after police said he jumped from the roof of a neighboring hotel.
During one event, three couples said "I do" at the Empire State Building. Valentine's Day is the only day couples can tie the knot at the building.
The utility says the problems are due to road salt, melting snow and ice getting into the underground electrical system.
Transit and National Football League officials are reviewing what could have been done to avoid the massive train backup in New Jersey after the Super Bowl.
Police said that a guest gave a desk worker at the Crowne Plaza Hotel an envelope with a room key and that white powder apparently fell out of the envelope.
Fans have been flocking to Super Bowl Boulevard, a 13-block stretch of Broadway between 34th and 47th, since it officially opened, but the frigid temperatures may be keeping some people away.
Everything is larger in New York, and Super Bowl Boulevard is no exception. It has the obscene, fun-house distortion you expect when a party is thrown in Times Square.
The 13-block stretch of Broadway between 34th and 47th features a giant toboggan run, a merchandise shop and a place for fans to try kicking field goals, among other activities.
The area will be jam-packed this week with events, games and concerts offering a full Super Bowl experience free of charge.
Police are blanketing midtown Manhattan with temporary surveillance cameras as one of many security measures being taken to protect visitors for the Super Bowl.
The big game is still almost two weeks away, and while there will be all sorts of events throughout the metropolitan area of nearly 20 million, the excitement hasn't quite started to spike yet.
A suspect was in custody Monday afternoon, after a man was slashed in an attempted robbery in Times Square.
The outdoor fan fest runs during the week of the Super Bowl and will feature several stages and football themed activities.
Screeching subway trains, honking cars, roaring planes, barking dogs and boisterous people make noise the Big Apple's No. 1 quality-of-life complaint, based on about 300,000 calls every year to the city's 311 complaint hotline.
Okay, whoa. Whoa whoa whoa. Where are you going? Don't leave. Not rooting for them more than your own favorite teams. That's not what I mean. Not even rooting for them to win championships. But rooting for them to be good. Rooting for them to be legitimate contenders.
Police officials say security for the Super Bowl will include about 4,000 government and private officers assigned to MetLife Stadium on game day.
Sanitation workers rolled into Times Square shortly after the ball dropped Wednesday to begin picking up after revelers who gathered to usher-in the new year.
New York City welcomed 2014 with a crowd of over a million in Times Square early Wednesday morning – and a new mayor and administration starting a new page in city history.
More than one million revelers are expected to gather at the Crossroads of the World for the the big event, which is also expected to be watched by over a billion people worldwide.
Nearly 800 people have been hard at work putting the finishing touches on the big event, which is expected to be watched by more than a million people in Times Square and over a billion worldwide.
Nearly 800 people will be hard at work the next few days to pull off one of the world's largest New Year's Eve parties.
A crowd gathered in Times Square Saturday to shred their bad memories of 2013 – literally.
The 30,000 LED lights on the New Year's Eve ball at Times Square are being fueled in part by pedal power.
