From these 7 stories, it’s a safe bet that we’ll be seeing a baby boom in NYC in nine or so months.

This past Saturday we hosted a Halloween party with Eddie Huang at the King & Grove in Williamsburg. Here is some visual evidence of the fun that was had.

Photos by Christos Katsiaouni

The MTA goes into the South Ferry and Whitehall St stations.

700 tons

Pretty crazy.

Selected shots of Hurricane Sandy’s effect on NYC.

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How does that happen?

via, @KunleIRAK

One of our favorite parties in New York is coming back October 30th. Hosted by Fernando Lions, Jeremiah Mandel and Maxx Starr, there’ll be music freely crossing the spectrum of synth, pop, alt, death rock, industrial, new wave, classic goth and more.

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Looks like Wyclef is opening a restaurant in Manhattan.

A live street style fashion blog from a hidden camera in Williamsburg. Pretty addicting and just creepy enough.

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The NY Times takes a look at new variations of the dumpling that are popping up in restaurants around the city. The pretzel dumplings at Talde (above) looks especially delicious.

Improv Everywhere goes to Staples.

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We recently made the best of an opportunity to test drive the new 2013 Ford Explorer Sport, and took the midsize SUV upstate to Storm King for the afternoon. Ford has a rich history of Arts funding, so we thought it a nice tie-in. We made it to the magnificent sculpture park and back safely and in style, bumping selections from our Sound Advice series on the way. Add in all of this with the bonus of not getting a single speeding ticket during the trip, and it made for a great day.

Great show, cool scene, and really just an overall enjoyable night. Go see this show, it’s up until November 3rd.

Photos by Christos Katsiaouni

And you’re invited.

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One can only expect that this show curated by Kathy Grayson and Tim Barber is going to be really good.

Featuring: Andrew Kuo, Asger Carlsen, Jason Nocito, Jessica Eaton, Jim Mangan, Kate Steciw, Peter Sutherland, and Sandy Kim.

Opening at The Hole, Saturday (October 20th) and running through November 3rd.

Okay, Sure Why Not?

25 must-see acts at CMJ

The size of the recently completed Barry McGee mural that was commissioned by Vanity Fair, in partnership with Cadillac, the Mark Morris Dance Group, and BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) as part of their Art In The Streets 2012 initiative. You have to see this bad boy in person.