In the fourth installment of our summer series of chats with Brooklyn writers, we meet a novelist with a piercing eye.

This week our locally-sourced tweets span space and time, where Brooklyn is ever-changing and somehow eternally constant.

Spike Lee is also hosting his very own pop-up sale in Fort Greene in ‘Da People’s Republic of Brooklyn’ on Saturday.

The discount grocery chain is taking over a former Key Food in Park Slope.

A24’s Gen-Z all-star slasher comedy cast was joined by hundreds of fans for the special Rooftop Films screening.

The ‘Girls’ creator and one-time face of millennial Brooklyn ‘needed a moment to collect myself,’ opens up about dealing with criticism.

The Greenpoint brasserie opened last week with a restaurant dream-team pedigree that also stars two Wildair alums in the kitchen.

Journalist Mosheh Oinounou shares how he became a one-man news brand, what’s next for Mo News — and swaps Paul Rudd encounters.

Also this week: Gayle King ate at Cheryl’s, Antonio Reynoso salsa danced and at least one grandma went AWOL in a Bushwick dive.

There’s also a vegan food festival coming to Canarsie Park and a Moroccan-funk fusion concert happening in Industry City.

Scenes from + Pool’s gala fundraiser in Greenpoint in Wednesday.

Co-owners Emma Straub and Michael Fusco-Straub ‘can’t wait to bring an independent bookstore back to Montague Street’

After a long pandemic-shutdown, the new menu stars Sohui Kim’s Korean-ish takes on traditional pub fare.

In the third installment of our summer series about the habits of Brooklyn scribes, we meet a cultural critic and erotic fiction writer.

Although known as a gentle giant, he once said about Harvey Weinstein for blackballing his daughter Mira: ‘I will kill the motherfucker.’

An intimate new portrait of the Australian singer-songwriter pulls the curtain back on fame and artistry, anxiety and purpose.

The free music festival returned for the first time since 2019 to slam, mosh, skank and thrash in Bushwick.

Plus, welcome to Taintstuy!