Local urban explorer and photographer @svvvk recently uploaded this video of him and a buddy climbing all the way to the top of the Americas Building on 6th Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. While we cannot condone this type of risky behavior to grab some photographs, they certainly are stunning to look at. Check it out, and try not to fall off your seat.

Manhattan's skyscrapers are something out of a dream. The density of midtown inspires me to find whats often overlooked. I had to see what it was like above the chaos.

Junksik is a 2-star Michelin rated restaurant in Tribeca which serves modern and inventive takes on classic Korean dishes and flavors. Their 9-course tasting menu costs $190 and includes delicious items such as Golden Osetra Caviar and White Truffle Bibimbop.

In this video from our friends at Eater NY, watch as host Rebecca DeAngelis checks out Jungsik's black truffle ice cream cone.

On this week's episode of Sugar Coated, host Rebecca DeAngelis visits two Michelin-Starred Jungsik in New York City, to see how their Executive Pastry Chef Eunji Lee makes a dessert tasting menu that includes a black truffle ice cream cone.

Lemon Creek and the surrounding Lemon Creek Park is a beautiful park on the south shore of Staten Island.

Lemon Creek, which empties into Prince’s Bay, has been known by several names over the last few hundred years. In 1830, the freshwater stream was known as Seguine’s Creek, and later, as the Little North River in 1895. Shortly thereafter, the name of Lemon Creek began to appear on maps, and it has remained, although the origin of this unusual name is not known.

See some fantastic vintage photographs of the creek in this slideshow from our friends at the Staten Island Advance.

Staten Island's south shore vintage photos an oyster oasis, and a boaters' paradise.