The Bee Cam is back! Enjoy a close-up look at the entrance of Bryant Park’s Apiary. Our honeybees fly up to five miles from these hives collecting nectar and pollen to make honey for the winter, and pollinating Manhattan’s plants and flowers along the way.

The Chinese restaurant scene in New York City is more exciting than ever, thanks in large part to immigration, says Serena Dai, editor of Eater New York. […] “In the past, a lot of the Chinese immigrants were either Cantonese or Fujianese, so that means a lot of the restaurants that were opening were also of that vein. Now, people in New York from China are coming from all over the place, so you see a huge diversity in food people want to eat,” she said.

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Subway Etiquette Tip #281: When riding the New York City subway, please refrain from using excessive force on a mannequin who doesn't wish to wear pants, sit properly, or take a sip of your drink, even if you've been drinking all day.

In all seriousness, mental health is no joke. If you see somebody who needs help on the subway, or is a danger to themselves or others, please report it to the MTA immediately.