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When Andy Warhol Died

When Andy Warhol died, the lights went out on New York’s cool

I remember vividly when the cover story from New York Magazine hit the stands just three weeks after Andy Warhol’s death. As a New Yorker…

Richard Metzger
Dec 17, 2025
The grisly history of the Chelsea Hotel

The grisly history of the Chelsea Hotel

Lending a hand.

Will Howard
Oct 27, 2025
Hell on Wheels- New York City’s subway system as seen in the 70s and 80s

Hell on Wheels: Raw colour photos of New York’s subway in the 1970s and ’80s

Willy Spiller’s subway photography in Hell on Wheels.

Martin Schneider
Aug 2, 2025
Photographs of people being ticketed for ‘indecent exposure’ at Rockaway Beach, New York in 1946

Photographs show people ticketed for indecent exposure at Rockaway Beach, New York, 1946

A mix of rebellion and public order.

Tara McGinley
Jul 31, 2025
Brutal, intimate photos depict the 1980s ‘heroin epidemic’ of the East Village

Raw, brutal, and intimate photos depict the 1980s ‘heroin epidemic’ of New York’s East Village

Images that challenge our respect and empathy.

Martin Schneider
Jul 11, 2025

Get a glimpse of our imminent future in ‘2019: After the Fall of New York’

A few years back, I wrote about the really bad science fiction/action film, Firebird 2015 A.D. (1981). That movie, like so many dystopian pictures produced…

Bart Bealmear
Nov 26, 2018

‘Michael’s Thing’: New York City’s once essential queer city guide (as seen on HBO’s ‘The Deuce’)

Early on in the most recent episode of HBO’s The Deuce, which is set in New York City in 1971, Vince Martino (one of the…

Martin Schneider
Oct 11, 2017

Superfuzz Bigmuff in New York City: Mudhoney rave-up at the Ritz, 1989

Nirvana might have put a hammerlock on the word grunge for the coming aeons of posterity, but to my mind the question “What is the…

Martin Schneider
May 15, 2017

High-quality footage of the Cure playing New York City on their first U.S. tour, 1980

The Cure were arresting enough as a band to land its first album Three Imaginary Boys on the U.K. charts in 1979. A year later,…

Martin Schneider
May 12, 2017

Fierce and provocative vintage artwork & images from New York’s infamous Fiorucci store

A vintage 80s ad for Italian fashion brand, Fiorucci featuring Divine. Art by Richard Bernstein “Went to Fiorucci and it’s so much fun there. It’s…

Cherrybomb
Mar 30, 2017

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