Gina Gemini

This is actually kind of a famous photo. Too bad I can't remember the year! But it looks like it was taken in the early 1950s, judging by the men's fashions and the fact that an elevated train rail is...

Judging by the woman's hairstyle and clothing, it's sometime in the 1940s. I'm guessing anytime between 1942 and 1945. I'm not sure what they're doing, but it may have to do with wartime or with the e...

Yes, it's pathetic what passes for front-page news these days. ...

What a fabulous photo! I would say it was taken in the 1910s, specifically between 1914 and 1918. Judging by the stars & stripes-draped tent in the background, I'm guessing the event was a wartime fun...

I don't understand the point of such a gathering. If any Gothamist readers participated, can you explain it to me? We already have the right to go topless in NYC, so what are these women protesting ex...

Another jazz great gone. May she rest in peace....

Looking at the last photo, I wonder why senior citizens tend to wear coats, blazers, or sweaters when it's 100 degrees out. Just the other day, an elderly man on the bus was wearing one of those puffy...

Why is it that whenever a city, state, or federal government wants to balance the budget, it always cuts services related to public health (closing hospitals, senior centers) and education (decreasing...

I wish I lived in NYC in the '60s! ...

Last week, I was a passenger on an uptown bus on which the driver was reading a newspaper while driving. I guess I should be grateful that he didn't start doing the crossword....

Oops, here's the article on what went down at Macy's Herald Square on Saturday (which I first learned of through Gothamist's Early Edition - thanks Gothamist!): Dummy uses dummy as weapon in Macy's m...

Gothamist, I'm glad you posted an article about this. Ever since I first learned of this horrendous incident through the New York Times' website this morning, I've been routinely clicking the Times' l...

What a beautiful, adorable baby girl! Congratulations, Jen!...

This is an absolute shame. I remember about a week ago when a "Help Me Howard" segment on WPIX 11 focused on this woman's disappearance. At one point during the segment, Howard interviewed Marvon Jemm...

You're pregnant, Jen? YAY! Congratulations!!!...