The prolific painter is holed up in Brooklyn with his birds—and is enjoying, he says, ‘a perfect moment in my life.’

For our inaugural Brooklyn’s 50 Most Fascinating list, Brooklyn Magazine is paying tribute to the most engrossing people in the borough right now, across multiple disciplines.

The current seven-chef roster represents countries including Sri Lanka, Senegal and Venezuela, through August 6.

The hourlong comedy quiz show returns to the Bell House for its first live recording since the pandemic—and for the last time.

In this installment of our street style series, we meet Markiss, who takes his fashion cues from Kanye, Pharrell, cowboys and motorcycles.

On this episode of ‘Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast’ Adams breaks down a career that started in SZA’s DMs—at just 19.

The rapper’s second album of new material released since his 2020 death features cameos from Dua Lipa, Kanye, Pharrell and others.

The venue, which had been owned by the Halikas family since 1981, was bought by an electrical contractor along with 11 other parcels.

As we enter the dog days of summer, the city feels a bit empty on the weekends. Which means more … happy endings for locals who stay.

The borough president and presumptive next mayor of New York City spent his week hobnobbing with the president and the governor.

A roundup of (some of) our favorite locally sourced tweets for the week ending July 16.

A conversation with the artist at work in Industry City and on the eve of her new wallpaper collaboration.

Running from July 19 to August 22, Restaurant Week will offer discount dining—and a boost to a hobbled local industry.

As Topps turns 70, a look at its Sunset Park roots, the fabled ’52 Mickey Mantle, the boom and bust of the ’90s—and today’s resurgence.

The philanthropist, author and co-owner of Leyenda joins ‘Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast’ to distill her intrepid, boozy career for us.

The outdoor film series returns for four nights in August with the theme of ‘grit’ and showcases ‘Shaun of the Dead,’ ‘Akeelah and the Bee.’

Were the Medicis patrons of art or ruthless political thugs? The answer, of course, is ‘both.’ And their legacy is on full display at the Met.

A roundup of (some of) our favorite locally sourced tweets for the week ending July 9.