Here's one Brooklyn native who is excited about the prospect of the Atlantic Yards: Pride of Lincoln High and current Cleveland Cavalier Sebastian Telfair. He told the Daily News, "I think it's pretty cool for Brooklyn. When I was growing up I didn't get the opportunity to have just a 10-minute ride to get to an NBA arena and see NBA players play. So I think it's going to be cool for the community around the arena. There's going to be a lot of joy there." more ›

Now that Atlantic Yards developer Bruce Ratner has kicked renowned architect Frank Gehry's design for the (potential) future home of the Brooklyn Nets aside for a less expensive design by way of Kansas firm Ellerbe Becket, it's time for politicians to weigh in. Mayor Bloomberg said he understood the economic realities that Ratner was facing; the Post reports that he said on his radio show, "I think Ratner came to the conclusion, in this day and age, you just cannot finance something as complex to build. There's no such thing as a straight wall with Frank. Frank is into curves." more ›

Last week, the Daily News reported that Atlantic Yards developer Bruce Ratner had hired Kansas City design firm Ellerbe Becket to revise the Brooklyn Nets arena designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry. Now the NY Times confirms that Gehry is out. more ›