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Originally opened in the mid-1920s, the theater was renamed in honor of famed Broadway composer Richard Rodgers in 1990.

This 7,150-square-foot rink, the premier outdoor ice skating destination in Lower Manhattan, hosts a lineup of festive activities suitable for all ages and skill levels.

A refined osteria in the Flatiron features the cuisine of Emilia-Romagna.

The Residence Inn Times Square offers unique facilities to make guests feel right at home, and a great value for a stay of several weeks or just a few nights.

Discover serenity in the center of the City at this 341-room boutique destination in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood near iconic destinations like Madison Square Garden and the Empire State Building.

This highbrow designer’s legion of followers flock to the NYC flagship (which could double as a gallery) for covetable men’s and women’s duds—most cut in an...

What kind of people will you find huddled and quaffing booze along Ruby’s 45-foot long bar?

Le Pavillon expresses chef Daniel Boulud’s roots in New York City with a fresh and unique approach to fine dining in a dramatic setting.

Theater company presents Latin American, Spanish and Hispanic-American productions, with translations for non-Spanish-speaking audiences.