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This post covers things to do at night in NYC, updated for 2018 and includes a top 10 list, free activities, family-friendly options as well as activities that are included in most tourist passes. For even more ideas, check out our master post for things to do in New York City.
Below is our top 10 recommendations for things to do at night in New York City. Some of the items here would also fit in the other sections, such as free and family-friendly options.
Within each listing, we provide links for more in-depth exploration of each selection.
For tips on the most popular activities in NYC, check out our schedule of pay-what-you-like walking tours, our bus tours, and boat cruise pages.
Several of the items below are already included for free with the purchase of a tourist discount pass.
The Brooklyn Bridge can be walked over 24 hours a day, and until around 9 or 10 pm you will likely find many other people on the bridge with you. Sunsets are especially spectacular.
From the bridge, you'll get incredible 360- degree skyline views of the New York Harbor, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and you can see the Statue of Liberty way off in the distance.
You can use our detailed post on Walking the Brooklyn Bridge to make the most of this unforgettable experience.
For those who want some personal guidance while walking the Bridge at night, join us for our combined 911 Memorial and Brooklyn Bridge Night Tour. It runs Tuesday, Fridays and Sundays at 7:30 pm from March through October.
We also have a GPS-enabled audio tour of the Brooklyn Bridge that can be used at any time of the day or night.
What could be more magical than a 360-degree view of New York City glittering at night? The top three city's skyscraper observation decks open at night are:
All three are included for free on at least a few of the tourist discount passes.
If you aren't sure which of the three to visit, we've put together a list of the pros and cons of each of them.
New York City is home to some of the best sports teams. All year round you can attend a sports event at night.
Baseball games are from April to October and Basketball (that's the Yankees and the Mets).
Ice hockey runs from October to April and NYC has 3 area teams, the Rangers, Islanders and the Devils (who play in Newark).
The American football season runs from September through January and NYC has 2 teams, the Giants, and the Jets. (both actually play in the Meadowlands in New Jersey).
Football (or Soccer) takes place from February through September and NYC has 2 teams, FC-New York, which plays at Yankee Stadium and the Red Bulls, which plays in NJ.
Tennis comes to town for two weeks in September at the US Open.
The arenas and stadiums are just as famous as our teams! Iconic Madison Square Garden offers an All Access Tour so you can see where history has been made. Baseball fans will love the Yankee Stadium Tour.
We offer a number of night tours from March until November. View our current schedule.
During December, we offer a New York Holiday Lights Tour.
You can also use our GPS Audio self-guided tours and our self-guided tours to explore on your own after the sun sets.
Another way to enjoy seeing the city at night is by bus. Many bus companies offer nighttime versions of their day tours.
The most popular is the double-decker bus tours. These tours are not hop-on-hop-off, rather they are one loop and almost always come with a live tour guide. There is at least one company that makes a few stops where you can get out and take photos.
Read our detailed comparison of night bus tours options available in NYC.
Several options are offered for free as part of tourist discount passes or combination tickets. Be sure to check out our comparison of all the night bus tours for more info.
For gorgeous views of the city in a relaxing environment, consider a night cruise. There are many choices, including dinner and jazz cruises, sailboat sunset rides, and cruises around the Statue of Liberty.
Prices typically range from $30-$40 for an average trip, but dinner cruises can cost quite a bit more. If you plan on dining while you take in the views, expect to pay between $100-$150 per ticket, though several options are included for free on at least a few of the tourist discount passes.
Be sure to read our night boat tour comparison post.
For those on a budget, try the Staten Island Ferry for a totally free night ride. See below for more information on this incredible ride.
In NYC, you don't have to spend a lot of money to eat some of the world's tastiest foods. There are simply just too many great restaurants to list. Instead, we list our posts with recommendations as well as other sources we use to find the best food, at the best prices.
You can't go wrong if you check out any of these websites. They are tried, and true, and best of all, tasty! Here are our recommendations by neighborhood.
Evenings are a perfect time to visit some of the city's finest museums. Many offer late hours, which are often free (or pay-what-you-wish) to enter. Some popular picks are:
In addition to the observation decks, many of the top NYC other popular attractions also stay open late. Avoid crowds, sightsee in the day and fill up your nights with a late night visit to places like:
Seeing a Broadway show is a great way to spend an evening. See what's playing while you are in town.
Before you buy full priced tickets, see our post How to get discount Broadway theater tickets for all the tips and tricks.
Also, consider off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway shows, which are cheaper (and sometimes better) than Broadway shows.
As with any big city, there are major seasonal events that take place at night that are must-do activities for tourists and visitors. You can skip to our section with links on activities by month, but here is a summary of some of the top items.
Ice Skating – From November through March, most NYC parks host ice skating rinks that are open well into dark.
Christmas Season – NYC excels during the winter holidays, with X-mas Markets, X-mas trees, holiday window displays, and neighborhood lights competitions, like the incredible Dyker Heights Lights.
Summer Months – Warm weather offers so many nighttime options, such as Shakespeare in Central Park, open-air movies throughout the city, live music every night (and most of it is free).
Many of the activities included above in our top 10 section are free, such as walking the Brooklyn Bridge or taking a free walking tour. But there is so much more!
Be sure to read our posts on free things to do and NYC on a budget, both of which include items that are free.
Below are some suggestions on how to spend your evening in NYC for free.
Visit the 9/11 Memorial
This memorial to the lost lives of 9/11 is located in a simple, spacious wide-open plaza in Lower Manhattan. Its massive twin fountains are an architectural wonder. Click here to find out about how to visit the Memorial.
We have a combined night tour of 911 Memorial and Brooklyn Bridge Tour. For a guided visit any time, try our GPS-enabled audio tour of the Memorial.
Note: If you are considering visiting the 9/11 Museum, they have free hours on Tuesday evenings. To find out more, click here.
Walk the High Line
The High Line is one of the most unusual city parks, built on an abandoned elevated railroad. A stroll during the day is lovely but it also attracts crowds. If you go at night, you will feel like you have the entire park to yourself.
It's simply magical at night with its expansive views of the city lit up.
The park has late hours most of the year and is open until 11 pm from June 1 until September 30, and until 10 pm in April, May, and October and November. In winter (Dec-March), the park is open until 7 pm, which is well after sunset.
We offer a sunset tour of the High Line 2x a week in the summer. You can also use our GPS-enabled audio tour.
TIP: If you walk the High Line, stop by the Chelsea Market that has shops with unique culinary delights as well as retail shops with flair. The huge indoor market is open Monday – Saturday 7 am to 9 p, and Sunday 8 am to 8 pm.
Attend a TV show taping
Totally free, totally fun! Being in the studio audience of one of your favorite shows is possible. We have compiled a list of New York TV show tapings along with how you can get tickets.
While many are taped during the day, here are the shows that tape in the early evening or performed live at night.
Several shows do require you to reserve in advance, but you never know, you may be able to get a seat in an audience at the last minute.
Stroll through Times Square
This is one place you should visit at night. That's when the bright lights and billboards are buzzing with energy. This is a perfect place to people-watch, one of the locals' favorite past-times.
Grab a seat in on the red TKTS steps and marvel at the beat of New York City's heart.
Be sure to catch the Midnight Moment. Every night from 11:57 pm until midnight, you can witness the world's largest digital art exhibition where the huge billboards in Times Square are synchronized resulting in three fabulous moments of the same whimsical imagery. Watch a short video of the synchronization.
Our post Things to Do in Times Square lists many other things to do in the area at night.
Explore Grand Central Terminal
From its massive celestial ceiling to its secret 'whispering gallery', there is no train station "terminal" like it in the world. Nighttime is the perfect time to explore Grand Central. The lights are still bright, but it's much more peaceful than the daytime when thousands of people are streaming through.
You should definitely use some sort of guide since so much of Grand Central is about its history and its architectural secrets.
We offer a daytime tour, but at night you might like to use our GPS-enabled audio tour or use our Self-Guided Grand Central Station Tour and Visitors Guide.
Enjoy a Free Skyline View
Going to the top of the Empire State Building or Top of the Rock may be must do's on many people's lists, but you can also enjoy free skyline views. We list and explain how to find these locations in a blog post.
Great and free views of Manhattan's skyline can be had from Brooklyn, Queens, NJ as well as from the air and on water.
Our favorite is to ride the Roosevelt Island Tram, a gondola that runs between Manhattan and Roosevelt Island and crosses the East River. Technically, it costs a ride on the NYC Subway, but you will most likely already have a MetroCard.
Take a Self-Guided Tour
Of course, we would love to have you join us on our daytime pay-what-you-wish walking tours, your schedule may not allow for it. But we want you to see the very best New York has to offer so enjoy our self-guided tours and GPS audio tours to explore on your own.
Click here for our list of over 30 self-guided tours and here for our list of audio tours.
Here are some neighborhoods that are fitting for an evening or nighttime visit.
OK. Admittedly purchasing a tourist discount pass isn't free, in fact, these passes can seem expensive.
However, the all-inclusive tourist passes include most of the city's popular tourist attractions and tours, including hop-on-hop-off bus tours and boat cruises. In fact, they usually offer over 80 options to choose from.
The object of these all-inclusive passes is to experience as many things in a day as you have time for. These passes are sold in increments of days, and the longer the pass the less the daily cost is.
So, if you plan efficiently, you will end up getting free access to several tours and attractions.
Ride the free Staten Island Ferry
Many people are surprised to find out that not only is the Staten Island Ferry free, it also runs 24 hours a day and makes a great nighttime option, especially to see the Statue of Liberty up close.
If you come at night, remember that the 9/11 Memorial at the World Trade Center is open until 9 pm, as is the 9/11 Museum and One World Observatory (a.k.a. the Freedom Tower).
Along with a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, you could easily spend an evening in Lower Manhattan.
Hang out in Greenwich Village (kid-friendly)
Without a doubt, the Village is a 'round the clock neighborhood. It has dozens of inexpensive restaurants and bars, beautiful leafy side streets and Washington Square Park, the best place to people watch day or night. The park is quite safe and well-lit in the evening and there are plenty of benches to sit on.
In an hour in Washington Square Park at night, you might see an impromptu sing-along of 20-30 people, acrobats putting on shows, classical musicians performing al fresco, NYU students filming a short film – anything goes in Washington Square Park at night.
Use our Greenwich Village Neighborhood Guide to find out how to navigate the neighborhood and where to find the fun.
Honorable Mentions
Many suggestions already made in the previous sections are appropriate for families, but there are lots more fun things for kids in NYC at night.
Many of these attractions are conveniently located in Times Square and are perfect for families and, at the same time, great for night owls since many of these options stay open until 10 pm or beyond!
Madame Tussauds
The world-famous wax figure attraction has over 200 wax figures of famous musicians, A-list stars, sports legends, world leaders and more. There is a Marvel Super Hero 4D ultra-sensory superheroes film and the popular Ghostbusters Virtual Reality Experience.
Madame Tussauds is open until 10 pm on weekdays and midnight on weekends. See our blog post for all the details.
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
If you are in the mood for the odd and unusual, Ripley's is for you. More than 500 real artifacts, wildly fun interactive experiences, and twenty themed galleries of strange and fascinating things in this interactive museum. For all the details on prices, hours and how to find discounts and deals on tickets, click here.
Ripley's also has Extreme Sleepovers. These sleepovers are suggested for ages 6-17 and their chaperones. Admission to Ripley's Believe It or Not!, Outrageous Scavenger Hunt, an evening full of activities, Dinner, Snacks, and Breakfast, and a Goodie Bag including a Souvenir Guide Book & Group Photo! See their website for more information.
National Geographic Ocean Odyssey
Take a deep dive into the ocean right in Times Square. Using photo-real animation with giant projection screens and immersive sound, your simulated ocean voyage will feel real. This fun, interactive exhibit is both perfect for families and night owls since it is open late (until 10:30 pm Sunday-Thursday and until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays). Find out about prices, hours and more at their website.
Gulliver's Gate
This massive exhibition of a miniature world is open until 8 pm 7 days a week. The 50,000-square-foot exhibition has incredibly detailed miniature models of cities and countries of the world with iconic sites from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. You can see a wee Buckingham Palace, a mini Grand Central, and a tiny Taj Mahal. They even have moving cars, trains, planes, and boats! Find out the details on their website.
The New Victory Theater
In the heart of Times Square is the New Victory, New York City's first and only full-time performing arts theater for kids and families. Evening shows are usually at 7 pm. They have a full show calendar with a rotating array of plays, circus acts, dancing, puppets, and more. You can filter your search by age or date. Check their website for more information.
Sleepover on the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum
Spend the night on an aircraft carrier during Operation Slumber, perfect for kids 8 to 12 years of age. You and your family get to spend the night in this incredible museum. You'll also get a tour by flashlight, along with exclusive access to the ship and Space Shuttle Pavilion. There are a pop-up planetarium show and unlimited rides in a flight simulator. Dinner, Breakfast, and snacks are included. For all the information, see the Museum's website. Dates vary and can sell out quickly. For a daytime visit, see our post on Discounts for Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum.
Sleepover at the American Museum of Natural History
This very popular and unique event gives children and their accompanying adult the chance to sleep next to T. Rex! The sleepover is much more than just sleeping. Guests participate in a flashlight fossil search is one highlight of this fun and educational tour. A thrilling 3-D movie is shown in the Le Frak theater.
After a snack, its time to find a spot to sleep, perhaps under the blue whale or at the base of a volcano. This activity is great for kids ages 6-13. The cost is $145 per person and includes an evening snack and light breakfast, cots for all participants and a goody bag to take home. See our post on the American Museum of Natural History for more information on visiting the museum and also how you can get discounts if you prefer to visit during the daytime.
Tenement Museum Thursdays
On Thursdays, this exceptional museum stays open until 8:30 pm. You can only visit the museum through one of their guided tours, but they are well worth it. The museum is ideal for kids from ages 8 and up, though on late tours, keep in mind that the tour requires walking stairs and a sleepy child may not enjoy the experience. See their website for prices and to book tours.
Head out to Coney Island
In the warm weather months, head to Luna Park for a ride on the famous Cyclone roller-coaster and play the many boardwalk-style games. Grab hot dogs at world-famous Nathan's and stroll the boardwalk which will have plenty of lively activity. See our post Things to do in Coney Island for information getting there and what to see once you are there
Chinatown and Little Italy
These adjacent neighborhoods are almost on in the same now as Little Italy grows smaller and Chinatown grows bigger, taking over Little Italy. The whole area is always busy in the evenings, restaurant signs are lit, the streets are filled with locals and tourists alike, dining out or doing some night time shopping.
This is an especially good way to spend an evening with kids. It's a relatively small area to cover and it is a feast for the eyes and the stomach. Use our posts on Little Italy Restaurants and Other Things to See and Things to See and Where to Eat in Chinatown to find out where to shop, dine and what to see in these fun neighborhoods.
Nintendo World
This 10,000 square foot store in Rockefeller Center has both merchandise and loads of Nintendo games available to play. Check their calendar for special events and to find out when special characters will be stopping by the store like Mario & Luigi or Pikachu! Good lucking dragging your kids away from all the games they can play at the store. Hours: Mon-Thurs until 9 pm, Fri/Sat until 11 pm and Sunday until 8 pm. For other information, see their website for more information.
They are located on 48th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues in the heart of Rockefeller Center so you could combine a visit with a walk around Rockefeller Center, which has quite the history and some interesting stories about this complex of buildings that were ahead of its time when they were built. We occasionally offer tours of Rockefeller Center and we also have a self-guided tour for your enjoyment.
Dylan's Candy Bar
Their flagship store is at 1011 Third Ave (at 60th St.) on the Upper East Side. Although the store purports to be the largest candy store in the world, the surrounding neighborhood is a bit sleepy in the evenings, so you might prefer their Union Square store since the neighborhood is incredibly lively in the evenings.
Hours: Mon-Thurs until 10 pm, Fri/Sat until 11 pm and Sun until 9 pm. See their website for information and to make sure your kids' favorite candy is in stock.
Blue Man Group
A highly interactive, jaw-dropping funny, psychedelic, rockin' explosion of bright colors, synchronized sounds, and zany antics. Entertaining for all ages, but best for kids 6+ and up. They perform in the Astor Place Theatre at 434 Lafayette Street in the East Village, between Astor Place & East 4th Street (map).
Find out about getting discount tickets to the show here.
M&Ms World
Conveniently located in Times Square, the M&M store is fun for both kids and grown-ups. This 25,000 square foot large M&M store. has three floors with every color of M&M you can imagine. But the store is much more than just candy. You can customize your M&Ms by personalizing the – choose a color, text or even a picture and you've got your unique M&M.
People will be able to select from an array of clip art images, including the "big apple," "I Love NY," the Statue of Liberty, as well as the New York Giants, New York Jets, New York Yankees, and New York Mets logos, among others. You can also meet your favorite character.
It is located at the corner of Broadway and 48th Street and is open Monday- Thursday 9 am – 12 am; Friday 9 am-1 am, Saturday 8 am-1 am, and Sunday 8 am- 12 am. Check their holiday hours on their website.
As we mentioned above in the FREE section, getting a tourist attraction discount pass can save you considerable money, especially when it comes to night activities. Be sure to read our post comparing the different tourist discount passes.
All passes include night attractions and activities, though some passes have more than others. In general, tourist passes include at least a few, if not nearly all, of these Top Ten nighttime attractions that stay open daily until at least 9 or 10 pm, if not later.
Keep in mind, these are just the Top 10. Tourist passes include plenty of other night activities, such as popular attractions, walking tours, food tours, and entrance to museums that stay open late once a week. Many passes also offer discounts to theater and comedy shows, meals and more.
To find out about tourist passes and to decide if buying one is right for you, see our post, New York City Attraction Passes: Which One Is the Best to Buy.


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Parade of Lights Releases New EP 'Born To Live, Born To Love' [Review]
Given Los Angeles' rich musical history, abundance of talent and its fresh ocean breeze filled with hope and dreams, it should come as no surprise that the city continues to be a rich breeding ground for exciting new pop music . After introducing you to newcomers like Kitten, Y LUV, Blondfire, ZZ Ward, Meg, Capital Cities, Youngblood Hawke and DWNTWN, synth-pop duo Parade of Lights is another hot act that is quickly emerging from Los Angeles' thriving music scene.
Parade of Lights is the teaming of Ryan Daly and Anthony Improgo who describe their music as "equal parts rock, new wave, and shoegaze to create a unique blend of 80's influenced pop drawing on inspiration from artists like U2, Depeche Mode, M83, and even Madonna." The group just released their new EP, titled "Born To Live, Born To Love," that perfectly details their distinct musical vision.
The group's official bio describes that shortly after meeting in 2006, Daly and Improggo formed the band Polus. Together they released an EP that get them noticed in and around LA, but the duo had to put their artist project on hold due to their busy scheduled as touring musicians. But despite spending time apart, the two stayed in touch and continued to work on new songs via email. Daly and Improggo officially resumed their partnership in 2010 as Parade of Lights, finetuning their sound opening for acts such as Imagine Dragons, Marcy Playground and Rooney across Southern California.
Parade of Lights' freshly-released "Born To Live, Born To Love' is an impressive new EP that puts the duo in pole position as one of the brightest new alt-pop acts to pop up this year. The five-track effort is filled with intensely atmospheric, beautifully crafted mid-tempo cuts that paint a sweeping soundscape. It's the perfect backdrop for the group's poignant lyrics about living, loving and letting go of whatever stands in the way of both.
The EP kicks off with the peppy lead single "Just Give It Up" that music supervisors sure are to salivate over for placement in commercials and television shows. The group gently switches gears on the synthastic "Only Human" that serves up comfort and encouragement with lyrics like "hold on, hold tight, you can't always be right" in the pre-chorus before crashing into a gloriously soaring chorus featuring Daly's candy-coated falsetto. It's the kind of stuff that pop aficionados will instantly flock to.
The group segues into the escapist dance jam "Flash of Light" that is ruled by a combination of a contemporary electro and an '80s styled sax solo that keeps it on the right side of nostalgic. The radio-ready "Talk To You" further emphasizes the duo's finely-tuned knack for bubbling synths and powerful pop melodies. The EP concludes with the down-beat "Wild" that neatly balances between shimmering verses and a hook-laden chorus, telling a tale about the "jungle outside" is "keeping us apart" but "we can be wild out in the open."
It's a fitting finale to a terrific new effort by a promising new band that you should keep your eye (and ear) on. Highly recommended. Five out of five stars. (Support new pop and download Parade of Lights "Born To Live, Born To Love" on iTunes.)
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[VIDEO] Nelly Furtado Reveals New Album Inspirations, Performs Exclusive Set of Hits for Walmart Soundcheck
The next best thing to enjoying Nelly Furtado performing her music is to hear the pop star talk about what inspires her songwriting. Her songs are loaded with encouragement, positivity and a relatable sentiment that comes from a very real place. Her excellent new album, titled "The Spirit Indestructible," is a great example of that. It's one of Nelly's most personal records to date that showcases an artist who is not afraid to experiment and freely speaks her mind.
In addition to performing a set of new album tracks and fan faves, Furtado sat down with the fine folks at Walmart Soundcheck to talk about her new LP. "This is my fifth studio album and I'm really excited about it," Furtado smiles. "It has an adrenaline, a rawness to it. I describe it as a friendly punch in the face. It's not violent, but it's aggressive and has an immediacy to it. But it's also friendly because the themes on the record. are quite spiritual, quite positive and uplifting."
Furtado talks specifically about how the title track of album came about. "'The Spirit Indestructible' started as an idea for an album title before it became a song," she explains. "It came from a book I was reading and the phrase jumped out at me. It's about the fact that we're all indestructible, whether you talk about today's times or about history where people have overcome things. The song has many meanings and those meanings continue to evolve. That's what I like about songs like that. It becomes different things to different people. I love that."
The Canadian songstress also talks about new track "High Life" that has a very personal meaning. "You dream of success as a child, but it is not a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow that you swim in," she explains. "Success is about balance, friends and family, and having self-love. 'High Life' talks about that in a very poppy way."
She adds, "They say you have your whole life to write your first album and for me that is "Who Nelly!' But I feel like I have lived a whole other lifetime since then. It's 2012 now and "The Spirit Indestructible' feels like my debut again in a way. Probably because it's really eclectic."
Make sure to check out Nelly Furtado's entire video interview with Walmart Soundcheck and also watch her live performance of "Meaneater," "Big Hoops, "Spirit Indestructible," "Turn Off The Light," "Be OK" and "Parking Lot" that was filmed on a sunny day in downtown Los Angeles. Furtado is looking absolutely stunning and her glow matches her terrific performance.
September 28, 2012 | Permalink
The Daily Crunch: Bruno Mars, Mark Ronson, Azealia Banks, Kelly Clarkson, Alanis Morissette, Adam Lambert
Ke$ha Posts Video From "Die Young" Set, Talks Ghost Sex & Spirit Quest
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British Newcomer Foxes Unveils Video For New Single "Echo" [Review]
Foxes makes a joyful noise on her terrific new single "Echo" that comes along with an equally compelling new video that premiered this week. Set to a peppy beat and interspersed with sunny imagery of Los Angeles, the video for "Echo" shows the young British singer going out on a date with a crash test dummy. Things are fun and flirty at first, but after spending the night together things go horribly sour as soon as a mannequin enters the picture. It's a fun, quirky video that is a perfect match for the left field pop stylings of "Echo" that showcase Foxes' arresting vocals.
"Echo" is taken from Foxes' forthcoming debut LP that follows the release of her "Warrior" EP earlier this year on Neon Gold Record. Foxes is the artist moniker of Southampton-born Louisa Rose Allen who first hit the scene back in January with "Youth" that instantly captured our attention with its electrifying combination of her soaring delivery with industrial percussion and resplendent synths.
The songstress explains in an interview that her music is still evolving and can't really be put in one, single box. "I don't have a certain sound I guess it's experimental pop," she tells Swide Magazine. "I want to have a career that has time to breath and develop through time, I want to be walking the line between the commercial and innovative. I love making a good anthem to dance like no-ones watching to but also love a tune that makes you go what?"
Foxes first popped up on the thriving London music scene after she followed her big sister to the big city when she was 18. "I was saved from doing a beauty course by my sister who dragged me up here," she smiles. "I literally made the decision in about a second to the song 'Stop Me' by Mark Ronson. I packed my suitcase lived on some sofas for a couple of years, went to music school by dropped out after a year and a half of music theory as it felt like learning Chinese because all I really wanted to be doing was writing and singing loudly on stages."
"Youth" was her very first claim to fame that topped the Hype Machine charts earlier this year and garnered comparions to early Marina & The Diamonds and Ellie Goulding. But Foxes skillfully serves up a distinct sound of her own and this new "Echo" is solid proof of that. No release date has been set for the release of her debut album, but expect it next year via Sony Music.
September 27, 2012 | Permalink
A Few Words About Rihanna's New Single "Diamonds"
Whether you love Rihanna's new single or you're still warming up to it, I think we can all agree that the pop star needs to be applauded for surprising us with a song that unveils a tone we have not heard from her before. It would have been very easy for her to phone it in and crank out another dancefloor slammer that without a doubt would have hurried up the charts in no time. But Rihanna defies the burden of expectation and decided to do things differently. She teamed up with her old pals of Stargate, Benny Blanco and singer/songwriter Sia to craft something a little more unexpected, yet still extremely potent.
It's the very first piano chord of "Diamonds" that captures the bittersweet sentiment that lingers throughout the track. The glowing M83-ish opening leads straight into Rihanna's singing bit that highlights a vocal inflection we haven't heard from the singer before. I wouldn't be surprised if Sia (who wrote the song's melody) was in the studio with the pop star and coached her to give that memorable "shine bright like a diamond" a bit of a quirky delivery to help anchor the chorus. Following the opening, the song further develops into a shimmering mid-tempo ballad that is a proper piece of pop euphoria (or "vision of ecstasy" if you will) from start to finish.
"Diamonds" doesn't have that jaw-dropping element of surprise like "We Found Love" did when it first premiered on radio about a year ago. Rihanna's teaming with Calvin Harris was a marriage made in dance-pop heaven and blazed a trail for many others to follow. Plus, that brilliant line, "we found love in a hopeless place," conveyed everything the track was all about and made it a pop classic.
But regardless of Rihanna's past accomplishments, this new "Diamonds" is an incredibly well-crafted pop gem that introduces another exciting phase in Rihanna's ever-evolving career. Refusing to take a well-deserved vacation, Rihanna is tireless and simply unstoppable if she keeps serving up tracks like this. Also kudos to her team for keeping this single so tightly under wraps and serving it to radio in a very well-orchestrated campaign while making it available on iTunes around the world the second it was first played on radio. It's an impressive execution all around. (Download Rihanna "Diamonds" on iTunes.)
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GHANA'S Deputy Attorney General Godfred Dame has claimed FIFA does not recognise the current FA administration.
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Iran is holding a presidential election tomorrow and the winner will either be the current president, Hassan Rouhani - a reformist - and Ebrahim Raisi - a hardliner. Afshon Ostovar of the Naval Postgraduate School and author of Vanguard of the Imam: Religion, Politics, and Iran's Revolutionary Guards breaks it down for us. How much power does Iran's president actually have to make big changes? What could the outcome mean for the region and the Islamic Republic's adversarial relationship with the United States? Ostovar answers these questions and more.
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We know that you hardly have time to read your mail these days, but we wanted you to have this little clipping from our Charlotte Observer this past Sunday.
We hope that people are becoming more aware of what this so-called Civil Rights Bill covers. It is about ten percent civil rights and about ninety percent federal control over all our lives. We don't want to take anything away from the negroes, but we surely don't intend to socialize with them either. The colored men that work for my husband's company, City Oil Co., are paid large salaries and treated well, but we don't mix socially and I don't feel that any government can force such as that.
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Life is oh so good as we move through the room re-do's. This past weekend we really made some tracks. I must say the house is a HOT MESS! St. Patrick's and Easter decorations are still up as I have had not a moment to even think about taking them down. It is so funny to see how as a family we are moving through this room renovation. I have to say Sam, as I always call her, is so funny. She truly is making this space her own. Watching her calculate the cutting of drywall has been amazing. I will tell you that she is pouring her heart and soul into this. As a Mom, I know that with all this sweat equity, I know this will be a space she will love (and take good care of). Here is an updated picture of the room with the drywall ready for tape and compound:
Once they are done with that, the carpet will come up, painting will be done and the new floor will be installed. Pay no attention to the cut out in the ceiling, that was just a little tiny mold spot that turns out to be a, well a DISASTER!!!! Here is a pic of that badness!
I figure I will be sitting in this room by July. I love the pear green, black, gray and white. See those wood bins. . that is what will be on all my shelves to hold all my crafty good supplies. Love them!!! Rory chose a music - Broadway theme for her room and is using the same color palette as I am. Lots of music notes and sheet music through out. Can't you just see black notes popping off the pear green walls. She also plans on framing and hanging her Playbills and Broadway memorabilia. It has been a long time since we have invested in the fun side of the house. The past 10 years has been maintenance and now we are having some decorating fun. It is good for the soul! I am excited as I browse through other peoples craft rooms and I pull just a little bit of an idea from each one. Can't wait to show you all some more pictures as things with room one come together. Thanks for visting!


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Milano, 4 June - State Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Tanja Strniša will participate in the International Agricultural Forum at Expo 2015. The three-day forum will be held under the slogan "From Expo 2015 and further: with agriculture feeding the planet."
Mrs. Strniša will visit Milan on the invitation of the Italian Minister for Agriculture, Maurizio Martina and the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Paolo Gentiloni.
The main theme of Expo 2015 are food and nutritional security, therefore they chose the slogan "Feeding the planet, energy for life". Among the largest global challenges for agriculture is how to provide food for the growing world population - by 2050 should be nine billion people in the world - without compromising the limited natural resources.


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Wow! I just now realized how long it has been since I've posted on this little ole' blog. Between switching grade levels, chasing around a 2 year old, and being 20 weeks pregnant, I decided to take a break from blogging for the summer and try to enjoy all of the new changes in my life! I'm happy to say that I'm back and can't wait to share all about my year in THIRD grade!
This year, I am looping with my second graders from last year and I couldn't be more excited. I had such a fabulous group of kiddos last year and I get to keep them for another year! I usually get so nervous for Meet the Teacher night but last week when we had ours, it felt like a family reunion! It was great to see all of my kids and hear about their summers.
Since I'm switching grade levels, I am in need of a lot of third grade resources. So what did I do? Went a little crazy shopping at the TpT Back to School sale! I wanted to share some of my finds with you and I hope that you link up and share yours too! Here's what I snagged:
Okay, I'm a little embarrassed to admit that these task cards are the first that I've purchased from Rachel Lynette. I'm so excited to try them out in the classroom! Understanding shades of meaning is such a tricky thing to teach so these should be a huge help.
Whew.... I think that's it! Link up below and share your goodies from the Back to School sale! I just might have to shop a little more before the sale ends tonight =)


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If you are a Columbia resident of a certain age, you might have attended a day care program staffed by volunteer mothers at your neighborhood center.
As you grew up, you might also have gone to the center for scout meetings, summer camp or a teen club. Maybe you graduated to attending bridal showers and mommy-and-me yoga at the center. At some point, a search for an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting or elder care would similarly lead to one of the 14 neighborhood centers built as part of Columbia's vision of itself as a welcoming, inclusive place that met its residents' cradle-to-grave needs.
But now, a controversial proposal to close eight of those centers, some of which have aged and need costly renovation, has some fearing the loss of that cherished sensibility.
The Columbia Association, the nonprofit corporation that manages the town, say the neighborhood centers, which on average are 45 years old, are increasingly expensive to maintain. But some residents say the centers, which are spread out over seven of the 10 villages that make up Columbia, are more concentrated in older and less moneyed parts of town that need the kind of services they offer.
Emotions flared in a marathon meeting on the issue Thursday that stretched close to midnight. Residents and the staff and board of the Columbia Association wrestled not just over the proposal, but also its larger implications for the town founded on idealistic principles five decades ago by James W. Rouse.
"You start taking away neighborhood centers, and it could be a slippery slope," Dick Boulton, a member of the Columbia Association's board of directors, said at the meeting.
"Let's keep in mind just what the spirit of Columbia, what the Columbia vision is," said Boulton, who represents the Village of Dorsey's Search. "There are some things that don't pay for themselves. … It really is more than real estate."
The question of what to do with neighborhood centers is the latest source of tension in the town, which, having celebrated its 50th birthday last year, is experiencing growing pains. Originally planned as a series of neighborhoods arranged in villages that would have their own schools, stores and amenities, the model is at odds with lifestyle changes that have more residents commuting to jobs farther and farther afield and shopping at big-box malls on the highway.
While Columbia remains at its core a suburb of poetically named, confoundingly winding streets, excellent schools, parks and pathways, it is rapidly transforming. A town whose "main street" has always been a shopping mall is now building, of all things, a more urbanized downtown of glassy apartment and office buildings.
Meanwhile, some of the village centers are hurting, and losing businesses such as the grocery stores that once anchored them. The possibility of losing neighborhood centers rankles many who see the "old" Columbia giving way to a more upscale and less familiar place.
"The proposal to eliminate the majority of the neighborhood centers is pulling at yet another thread in the fabric of our villages," Bob Fontaine, a member of the board of the Village of Harper's Choice, said at the Thursday night meeting.
He said the proposal seems like another example of efforts "to squeeze out of Columbia people of moderate means."
Such a notion is anathema in Columbia, where economic and racial diversity is a founding principle. Columbia Association President Milton W. Matthews bristled, and later said the remarks were incorrect and insulting. Matthews and others repeatedly told the standing-room-only crowd of about 50 people attending the association board's work session that the proposal was simply a starting point of discussion.
Columbia, having never incorporated as a city, has an unusual form of governance: Residents elect village boards, as well as a representative to the association board, on which Matthews also sits. Matthews heads what would normally be a City Hall of employees who handle finances, planning, community services and other functions.
The furor over the neighborhood centers developed in part because some village leaders said they were blindsided — they had no idea that the closings were being considered. They said they learned something was afoot at the end of last year when village managers were asked to provide financial and usage data and Matthews toured the centers.
The packet that association board members were given for the Thursday meeting included an April 5 letter from Dennis Mattey, director of open space and facilities services, to Matthews with staff recommendations: Take the Locust Park Neighborhood Center "out of service at the end of this fiscal year" and turn it into a park. And, in coming years, close down three others and repurpose four into parks or bathhouses for adjacent pools. That would leave six in place.
Locust Park is in the Village of Long Reach, as is another center, Jeffers Hill, that is on the longer-term targeted list. Nina Basu, who chairs the village's board, told The Baltimore Sun that a neighborhood center is particularly important for villages such as hers, which has many apartments and townhouses.
"It's a party space," she said. "We don't have 500,000-square-foot houses. I live in a 1,400-square-foot townhouse. Neighborhood centers allow me to have showers, birthday parties."
Locust Park has a day care center and is slated to get a Spanish immersion program for kids that many residents are excited about, she said, plus it rents space to clubs and other gatherings at an affordable price.
"It's a very important part of the culture," Basu said. "These are incredibly valuable assets for everybody."
The neighborhood centers date back to a desire to cluster schools, day cares, pools, stores and other amenities together. Mattey notes in his memo that the archives found a statement in which Mort Hoppenfield, who as an urban planner with the Rouse Company is something of a Columbia founding father, describes the neighborhood center as "a complementary set of facilities and services to the most place-bound member of an urban community."
And indeed, as Jessica Harvey, who has run a summer camp at the Stevens Forest Neighborhood Center since 2005, said at the meeting, some of the families she serves walk or bike to the camp. As children aged out, Harvey said, their parents asked for something for older kids, so she started a teen camp at another neighborhood center, Talbott Springs.
Now both are on the list of recommended closures.
"I don't understand how this loving community of Columbia could just take apart a neighborhood center that we've been at for years and years and years," Harvey said. "It would break my heart if it would go away."
The day cares that operate in neighborhood centers initially began as co-ops, staffed by parent volunteers, although over time some were turned over to private entities. One operator said six co-ops remain, and five of them are in centers recommended for closure. Whoever operates them, the center-based day cares tend to be more affordable than those in privately owned facilities, operators said.
Columbia Association staff said in their report that aging centers such as Locust Park need substantial renovations that along with operating costs will lead to deficits in coming years.
Some association board members suggested that fewer centers might still be able to fulfill the needs served currently by the neighborhood facilities. The Village of Owen Brown, for example, has a single community center that seems to serve all its neighborhood needs well, according to Andrew Stack, its representative to the association board.
A number of board members, even if their own villages' neighborhood centers were not under threat of closure, seemed inclined to find a way to keep as many of them open as possible for the town's 100,000 residents.
Chao Wu, who represents River Hill, the town's newest village, on the association board, said he is concerned about the staff's projections of the costs of keeping all the centers open. But he said they clearly serve a need, and the board "serves our residents."
Some residents said that even if neighborhood centers are costly, they're worth saving because they provide gathering spaces for everyone — churches too small to have their own buildings, service fraternities, recovery groups and nonprofits.
Jonathan Edelson, who chairs the board of the Village of Oakland Mills, said losing a neighborhood center is losing more than a building.
"People are saying this doesn't feel like what Columbia was about," Edelson said. "It's less about the neighborhood centers. It's about where Columbia is going."


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green chillies 2
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curry leaves a few
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Soak rice(if parboiled 4 hours, if raw 2 hrs). Twenty minutes before grinding clean and soak the grams. Grind together rice and grams coarsely with green chillies, red chillies and asafoetida. Set aside for 3 hours. Add salt, chipped amaranth leaves and curry leaves. Heat pan and spread a tsp of fat. Pour a laddle of batter and spread to a round of 12.5 cm in diameter. Wehn one side is done, turn over. Add another tsp of fat on top and fry till crisp. Serve hot with curd, honey or milakai podi.


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Mood kitchen interior is mainly achieved by painting the kitchen walls, floors and facades. It is also important details, accents and corrective effect of the main colors. Colorful cuisine – is not only aesthetic, but also the psychological function directly affects the mood and feeling.
There, where the sun is a special guest, very refreshing and harmoniously will look cool spectrum of blue, purple, blue and green tones. For young, active, dynamic people, a minimum of time is devoted to the plate, as a rule, characterized by bright, modern interiors, contrasting color combinations, glossy fronts and antique kitchen hutch. This adds to their inner spirit, gives vitality, invigorates, and it does not get bored.
According to psychologists, the color is able to initiate or reduce appetite. What color to choose for the kitchen to reduce the craving for the content of the refrigerator? The combination of gray and pink perfectly cope with the task. Note! It will be useful to know that the cool shades reduce appetite and warm – increase.
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It is clear that every color and shade carries a different meaning. Everything depends on the needs and desires of the consumer, his rhythm of life, social status. Any designer knows how to choose the colors for the kitchen. But if the person is not, then do not worry. Our color guide will help anyone determine the desired solution in the interior. The color of love, life, fire, the interior is usually dominated by people with strong energy and a vivid imagination. It activates, fills them with vitality, encourages for new challenges. To avoid overstimulation, use red and black (example pictured below), it is very modern and effective combination. If it seems too rich red irritable, you should look at its shades: pink, burgundy and coral.
With these colors the designers work hard enough, but when used properly, is a real find! The classic combination of black and white never goes out of fashion. In this case, the question is how to choose the color of the floor in the kitchen, walls and facades. For a well-lit, spacious kitchen is the perfect light wall decoration, black or black checkerboard floor and the glossy facades, it will look more than elegant and solid. Lack of only one: the high price of the interior, because all the accents and accessories, in addition to the primary headset, should ideally correspond to the specified style. When using white should pay attention to the fact that this tone is the perfect backdrop for bright decor and excellent dissolves contrasting colors. Totally white kitchen is not worth doing, it is not practical, tiring for the eyes and complexly.
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It is clear that your service any color of the spectrum. About how to choose the right color of the kitchen, we have told you. More choice for your feelings, preferences and taste. In any case, update the environment is enjoyable, but if not like, any time you can repaint.
Blue – the color of water waste, loyalty and constancy. In the interior it brings order and organization, and peace of mind. However, if the kitchen is located on the north side, is too rich and deep shades of blue can inhibit, induce a feeling of anxiety and sadness. Being in the interior blue reduces appetite, pressure can lower the temperature and slow pulse. Hue Indigo will choice of intellectuals and creative individuals, but most advantageous it will look as bright refined accent. Blue – the color of the blue, like the blue evokes a feeling of peace and quiet. Psychologists this color is widely used in therapeutic practice. It is important to know before you pick up the color of the walls in the kitchen, so there is always prevailed a sense of trust and security. In addition, the finish in light blue tones visually enhances the space and fills the room with freshness. The best solution in this case – of pastel and bright shades visually enlarge the boundaries of the premises. color selection for large kitchen, on the other hand, provides a warm dark range, which in this case would create an atmosphere of everybody's comfort. For a small kitchen should not use dark colors and bright colors that contribute to rapid fatigue.


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Drones are becoming more and more popular so it was no wonder that drone racing is going to appear at one point. This little Racing drone is a great starting point to learning to fly and race. The drone is protected by a circular shield which will protect it from most bumps. There are various obstacles that can be set up to make a small course. The kit also comes with a remote control that can be used with the DRL simulator by connecting it to a pc.
The drone is fairly easy to fly. The protector of it is sturdy and can take most bumps. The only issue that we had were the props, but they can be easily replaced. The one touch stunts are pretty cool, although it would be nicer if the controls allowed to do the stunts manually. The flight time is fairly short and we do not recommend flying for over 5 minutes from a full battery charge.
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