This week on late-night television, we saw Mitt Romney and President Obama sing the Dawson’s Creek theme song, and we imagined what would happen if Star Wars Episode VII got a rather unconventional director.
Any rational person would expect such ire to be greatly exacerbated during the system-wide shutdown in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. But the MTA has spun the natural disaster into a rare bout of good p.r.
As the contentious election night unfolded Tuesday, supporters of both Mitt Romney and Barack Obama sounded off on Twitter. The evening became the most-tweeted U.S. political event in history, tallying 31.7 million tweets …
Sandy’s wrath was so furious that her damage can even be seen from space.
This week in the world of late-night television, a Halloween TV classic is re-evaluated and an 8th grade presidential race gets rather heated.
Sandy showered her wrath on New York City’s transportation network, too, leading to widespread delays and cancellations throughout the system.
This intrepid TIME reporter tried getting into Manhattan twice in Sandy’s aftermath — once with considerably more success.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday morning that 14 out of 23 lines on the New York City subway system will resume partial service on Thursday. He noted that 3 out of the 7 flooded tunnels have been pumped out, …
This week in the world of late night, Donald Trump got a counteroffer and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog walked all over the debate.
Each year at New York City’s Tompkins Square Park, more than 400 canines of all persuasions gather together and strut their (costumed) stuff at the largest Halloween Dog Parade in the United States. Here are the best costumes …
The meme of the night keyed in on an era long past, when Obama zinged Romney for not understanding the military, noting that “we also have fewer horses and bayonets.” Overall, more than 6.5 million tweets were sent during the …
This week in the world of late-night television, politicians received crucial endorsements and Felix Baumgartner got a challenger.
