Crowds

He not busy being born is busy cramming their ligaments onto an overstuffed E train while an MTA worker shouts at you on a microphone.

Make room for the mayor and his entourage and the press pool!

The 2nd annual food truck feeding frenzy from the Village Voice drew big crowds to Pier 86 on the West Side.

Our Tien Mao is at the scene and reports that a fan told a Department of Sanitation worker, "You're going to hate me, I have silly string." The DSNY worker replied, "I have overtime."

Were you one of the thousands and thousands of people who descended upon Chinatown to eat yesterday?

The new Apple Store at Grand Central Terminal opened today at 10 a.m. and there were crowds. Take a look at this video:

Tens of thousands of NYers lugged their tryptophan-enriched bodies to stores to suss out deals on Black Friday. And along with them came long lines, fights, and looting.

With the effects of the tryptophan wearing off, woozy consumers across the nation assembled at shopping centers and warehouse stores to celebrate our most sacred post-Thanksgiving hangover ritual: Black Friday.

One man journeyed into the belly of the beast in Bryant Park this week, documenting what it's like to be inside that massive movie crowd.

To combat the crowds at the phenomenally popular Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibit, the Met is extending the dates of the show and offering a special $50 admission on Mondays.

If you were one of the 150,000 New Yorkers who tried

Red Hook seemed eerily quiet on Saturday, as we checked out