Brooklyn-based artist Phoenix Lindsey-Hall creates work centering on violence in queer communities. Here, she talks about her trial-and-error process, using porcelain as a medium, and her work currently on view in the BRIC Biennial.

Check out Lindsey-Hall's website to learn more about the artist and her work.

Enoteca Maria is an incredible restaurant in St. George on Staten Island that serves a global cuisine, prepared by expert chefs from around the world who have a certain level of life experience… they only hire grandmas to run the kitchen! Not only that, but a different "Nonna" is in charge of the kitchen every single day!

At Enoteca Maria in New York City, grandmas run the kitchen. More than 30 grandmas from all over the world take turns cooking dishes from their motherlands at this very special restaurant. "Professional chefs are different because the mother, grandma, has more experience," said Nonna Maria, an Italian grandmother who works at the Enoteca.

Check out the video's accompanying article for more on Enoteca Maria.

This great vintage film shows nearly 4-minutes of an uninterrupted drive from Downtown Manhattan to Brooklyn Heights over the Brooklyn Bridge in the early 1930s. Along the way, we get a great glimpse of the bridge and its towers, the old trolleys that used to run across them, and the buildings around the old entrance and exit. Check it out!