Evan Romano, Author at Brooklyn Magazine

Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

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On the podcast, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures founder Charlie O’Donnell discusses how the pandemic is shaping the future of NYC biz.

The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

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By José Simián

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

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By Brooklyn Magazine

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

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By Brian Braiker

This campaign urges New York to get back to business—now

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By Amelia Anthony

After a rollercoaster of a year, the Cyclones are ready to play ball

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By Peter Kropf

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

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By Amelia Anthony

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BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

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Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

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Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

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Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

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Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

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Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

Podcasts & Video

By Brian Braiker &

On the podcast, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures founder Charlie O’Donnell discusses how the pandemic is shaping the future of NYC biz.

The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

Arts & Leisure

By José Simián

Graham MacIndoe’s new book, ‘Light Years,’ documents the transformation of the Brooklyn band into global stars over two decades.

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Community & Commerce

By Brooklyn Magazine

Nature is healing and we’ve got the tweets to back it up.

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

Community & Commerce

By Brian Braiker

The 1874 pavilion, which had been closed to the public since 2014, reopened on Wednesday after a $2 million makeover.

This campaign urges New York to get back to business—now

Community & Commerce

By Amelia Anthony

#NowYork is a love letter to the city and urges all five boroughs to hold out hope, while plugging local businesses and institutions.

After a rollercoaster of a year, the Cyclones are ready to play ball

Arts & Leisure

By Peter Kropf

The 2020 minor league season was canceled due to Covid, but the championship ‘Baby Bums’ return to the diamond on May 4.

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

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By Amelia Anthony

A handy guide on securing the coveted jab in Brooklyn.

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BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

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Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Community & Commerce

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

Arts & Leisure

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

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Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

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Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

How to Bring More Joy to Your Food Ordering Routine

By Just Salad

In New York City, we go through 326 million pounds of disposable foodware from takeout and delivery each year. Learn what Just Salad is doing about it.

Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

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Apr 7, 2021

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Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

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Apr 5, 2021

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Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

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Apr 5, 2021

Food & Drink

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

Brooklyn Magazine is looking for Brooklyn’s 50 most fascinating people

Brooklyn Magazine

Mar 25, 2021

Brooklyn Magazine

Brooklyn Magazine is looking for Brooklyn’s 50 most fascinating people

Governors Island announces expanded ferry service from Brooklyn

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Apr 5, 2021

Community & Commerce

Governors Island announces expanded ferry service from Brooklyn

‘The sun will shine again’: Brooklyn doc (and Covid survivor) reflects on the past year

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Mar 26, 2021

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‘The sun will shine again’: Brooklyn doc (and Covid survivor) reflects on the past year

Fashion Community Comes Together to Launch a Raffle for New Yorkers in Need

Prizes sponsored by coveted designers, with proceeds benefiting homeless women and children of New York. Tickets are $5 and will be drawn on March 31st.

Fashion Community Comes Together to Launch a Raffle for New Yorkers in Need

Prizes sponsored by coveted designers, with proceeds benefiting homeless women and children of New York. Tickets are $5 and will be drawn on March 31st.

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

Arts & Leisure

Apr 3, 2021

Arts & Leisure

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

After more than a year, Dough returns to Brooklyn

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Mar 31, 2021

Food & Drink

After more than a year, Dough returns to Brooklyn

7 things to know about newest Net LaMarcus Aldridge

Arts & Leisure

Mar 31, 2021

Arts & Leisure

7 things to know about newest Net LaMarcus Aldridge

Shantell Martin walks—and draws—the line

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Mar 31, 2021

Arts & Leisure

Shantell Martin walks—and draws—the line

Tossing one back with Clover Club founder Julie Reiner

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Mar 30, 2021

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Tossing one back with Clover Club founder Julie Reiner

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What went down at Ample Hills?

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Death education comes to life at Green-Wood

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Looklyn: Life through rose-colored prescription glasses

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A year after his death, Pop Smoke is breaking records

Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

Podcasts & Video

By Brian Braiker &

On the podcast, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures founder Charlie O’Donnell discusses how the pandemic is shaping the future of NYC biz.

The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

Arts & Leisure

By José Simián &

Graham MacIndoe’s new book, ‘Light Years,’ documents the transformation of the Brooklyn band into global stars over two decades.

This NY-based brand is disrupting the largest haircare segment, one flake at a time.

By Brooklyn Magazine

Just under 3 years ago, Jupiter’s Co-Founders Ross Goodhart and Robbie Salter found themselves in a rather relatable situation. They, like nearly 75% of the world’s population, were flaking. From dandruff, that is. 1. Ross, a former investor turned product developer, and Robbie, a former media consultant, each experienced scalp discomfort most of their entire…

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Community & Commerce

By Brooklyn Magazine &

Nature is healing and we’ve got the tweets to back it up.

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

Community & Commerce

By Brian Braiker &

The 1874 pavilion, which had been closed to the public since 2014, reopened on Wednesday after a $2 million makeover.

This campaign urges New York to get back to business—now

Community & Commerce

By Amelia Anthony &

#NowYork is a love letter to the city and urges all five boroughs to hold out hope, while plugging local businesses and institutions.

After a rollercoaster of a year, the Cyclones are ready to play ball

Arts & Leisure

By Brian Braiker

The 2020 minor league season was canceled due to Covid, but the championship ‘Baby Bums’ return to the diamond on May 4.

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

Community & Commerce

By Amelia Anthony &

A handy guide on securing the coveted jab in Brooklyn.

Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

Food & Drink

By Jake Samieske &

The legendary Coney Island coal-fired staple has been around since 1924 and has no intention of shutting down yet.

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

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By Brian Braiker &

The legendary columnist who’s chronicled New York nightlife since the 1970s predicts the coming summer will be the most exciting yet.

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

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By Jake Samieske &

The beloved Bed-Stuy tiki-themed bar was given 30 days to shutter as the building is sold to a developer.

Brooklyn Magazine is looking for Brooklyn’s 50 most fascinating people

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By Brooklyn Magazine &

And we want your input!

Governors Island announces expanded ferry service from Brooklyn

Community & Commerce

By Amelia Anthony &

The 2021 season will kick off May 1, with weekend ferry service from both Red Hook and Brooklyn Bridge Park terminals for the first time.

‘The sun will shine again’: Brooklyn doc (and Covid survivor) reflects on the past year

Community & Commerce

By Amelia Anthony &

Why this New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital senior internist endured the worst of Covid—and is still full of hope.

After more than a year, Dough returns to Brooklyn

Food & Drink

By Brooklyn Magazine &

Beloved doughnut shop shut down its Bed-Stuy location when co-founder Fany Gerson split and opened Fan-Fan there.

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

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By Johnny Cirillo &

Meet Mariah: ‘My friends call me Storm. Why? Because when I walk into a room, I make a statement.’

7 things to know about newest Net LaMarcus Aldridge

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By Jake Samieske &

He plays piano—but only because Shaq once gave him good advice; he built a house just for his shoes, and has a soccer pro cousin.

Shantell Martin walks—and draws—the line

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By Robert Frezza &

The British-born artist has collaborated with Kendrick, Adidas and the Whitney—and is currently working on her choreographic debut.

Tossing one back with Clover Club founder Julie Reiner

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By Brian Braiker &

The pioneering publican looks back on a woozy year, a boozy career and discusses her new line of canned cocktails called the Social Hour.

What went down at Ample Hills?

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By Brian Braiker &

The couple behind the local ice cream chain enjoyed unimaginable success, until it all melted down. Now they’re back for a second scoop.

Death education comes to life at Green-Wood

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By Casey Clark &

During the pandemic, programming at the national landmark cemetery has dug into the study of death, grieving and funereal rituals.

Looklyn: Life through rose-colored prescription glasses

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By Johnny Cirillo &

Meet Elias, a Bedford Ave. flâneur with a thing for Western wear, cowhide, denim and jewelry.

A year after his death, Pop Smoke is breaking records

Arts & Leisure

By Jake Samieske &

Pop’s 2020 posthumous ‘Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon’ broke Billboard’s record for the longest running rap No. 1 Tuesday.

Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

This campaign urges New York to get back to business—now

After a rollercoaster of a year, the Cyclones are ready to play ball

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

Most clicks

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

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Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

This campaign urges New York to get back to business—now

After a rollercoaster of a year, the Cyclones are ready to play ball

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

Most clicks

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

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How to Bring More Joy to Your Food Ordering Routine

Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

Brooklyn Magazine is looking for Brooklyn’s 50 most fascinating people

Brooklyn Magazine is looking for Brooklyn’s 50 most fascinating people

Governors Island announces expanded ferry service from Brooklyn

Governors Island announces expanded ferry service from Brooklyn

‘The sun will shine again’: Brooklyn doc (and Covid survivor) reflects on the past year

‘The sun will shine again’: Brooklyn doc (and Covid survivor) reflects on the past year

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Fashion Community Comes Together to Launch a Raffle for New Yorkers in Need

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Fashion Community Comes Together to Launch a Raffle for New Yorkers in Need

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

Looklyn: At the intersection of architecture, fashion and divahood

After more than a year, Dough returns to Brooklyn

After more than a year, Dough returns to Brooklyn

7 things to know about newest Net LaMarcus Aldridge

7 things to know about newest Net LaMarcus Aldridge

Shantell Martin walks—and draws—the line

Shantell Martin walks—and draws—the line

Tossing one back with Clover Club founder Julie Reiner

Tossing one back with Clover Club founder Julie Reiner

What went down at Ample Hills?

Death education comes to life at Green-Wood

Looklyn: Life through rose-colored prescription glasses

A year after his death, Pop Smoke is breaking records

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Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

Sponsored

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This NY-based brand is disrupting the largest haircare segment, one flake at a time.

Brooklyn tweets of the week: Coney Island, DMX and wacky millennial parents

Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

This campaign urges New York to get back to business—now

After a rollercoaster of a year, the Cyclones are ready to play ball

BK Mag 311: A cheat sheet to getting your Covid-19 vaccine

Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

Michael Musto thinks life after Covid will be 'beyond the Roaring '20s'