Anthony Ianella alleges that he was about 10 years-old when the Rev. George Stark started sexually molesting him in the ...

BUSHWICK — Love was in the air Friday night, Feb. 7 at Brooklyn Art Cave, located at 897 Broadway. 25 artists of varying mediums displayed their interpretations of “Portals of Love.” ...

Millennial and Gen Zers bought more than half of all the homes sold in Brooklyn last year, growing ranks that will naturally spur their peers to follow. For those young prospective house hunters ...

Sundance: Rachael Abigail Holder discussed the "timeless" quality of Brooklyn during a visit to the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox. For her debut feature “Love, Brooklyn,” director ...

Brooklyn is brimming with ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re planning a swoon-worthy date, a lively Galentine’s night out, or just want to treat yourself (because self-love counts too!) ...

(Home of Cosmopolitan’s headquarters, thank you very much.) For our spring 2025 Love Issue, we homed in on Brooklyn specifically and scouted the loveliest lovebirds the borough had to offer.

As the Sundance Film Festival nears its conclusion on Day 5, the buzz on Main Street in Park City continues with premieres ranging from Rachael Abigail Holder’s; Love, Brooklyn to Andrew Ahn’s ...

The title —”Love, Brooklyn” — is stunningly vague, yes? Well, so is most of the rest of the movie, which charts the relationships between three beautiful Brooklynites played by Holland ...

Logline: Three longtime Brooklynites navigate careers, love, loss, and friendship against the rapidly changing landscape of their beloved city. With humor and keen observation, first-time feature ...

“Love, Brooklyn” is dedicated to multiple passions — though by the end of this soulful indie romance, it’s clear where her heart truly lies. Like many a Brooklynite, Roger (André ...

In a crisp surveillance image, the 15-year-old stands alone in a hoodie and shorts, eyes cast down on a Brooklyn street ... “I see the NYPD logo. I see me. I see ‘suspect wanted for ...

Directed by Rachael Holder from a screenplay by Paul Zimmerman, the film is a love letter to Brooklyn and its changing topography. It’s also a love letter to letting go and dynamic, layered ...