I eat at and review the original Rao’s in East Harlem of New York City. The long-standing Italian restaurant is one of the most difficult reservations to get not only in NYC, but the country. I was lucky enough to dine at Rao's where I tried some of the restaurant’s most famous courses like their meatballs, seafood salad, and a porterhouse steak. I found out if Rao’s lives up to the hype.

Whatever the weather, cold or warm, rainy or windy, the cats that camp out in Inwood Hill Park must eat and be cared for. Teresa Youngblood is an Inwood resident who has made it a priority to feed and care for the stray cats—every day at 3:00 p.m. Youngblood, 64, suffered a brain injury four and a half years ago that hindered her memory, but one thing she always recalls is her dad’s wise words: “We’re all equal and we should care for everyone and everything.” And that’s the legacy she’s been carrying out her whole life, as a firefighter, nanny, and now through her love for the cats of Inwood.

The enormous skyscrapers in Lower and Midtown Manhattan are partly made possible due to the strong, dense bedrock found underneath the areas. In this vintage photograph from 1932, see the under-construction Rockefeller Center, and the massive bedrock foundation underneath it.