Fallon Schwurack moved to New York City from Salt Lake City, Utah to pursue her dream of being a musical theatre dancer. To make ends meet, she works full time as a server, while attending dance auditions. Fallon says she lives very comfortably in NYC on her server income. She makes less money dancing than serving, but Fallon says her happiness is more important than her salary. Here's how she earns and spends her money.

Check out the accompanying article to read more about Fallon Schwurack and how she makes it work in New York City for $60K.

Built as the center piece of Hudson Yards mega-project, The Vessel climbable sculpture finally opened to the public this past weekend. The Thomas Heatherwick-designed sculpture features 16 stories of climbable staircases, with each level wider than the one below it. See what it's like inside in this short video from CBS New York.

It's one of the hottest tickets in NYC, climbing to the top of Hudson Yards' 'Vessel.' We got a unique look at one man's trip up.

This great vintage film from 1930 shows the deconstruction and demolition of the old Casino Theater on Broadway and West 37th Street in Midtown, Manhattan. During the demolition, watch as an old man tells the story of how he hid a bottle of booze in the walls during prohibition. The video was dug up and restored by YouTuber and historian Guy Jones

Old film of the final days of the once-famous Casino Theater in New York City shot on February 1st, 1930. A gentleman named Jake Wolfe (can't find any information on him) reminisces over a bottle he hid in the walls during a renovation 25 years prior. We then see an amazing shot of the theatre and contemporary traffic on the street. Lastly, I've included some historical photographs of the theatre during it's heyday with the title song from the 1897 comedy "The Belle of New York" which had a run at the theatre the same year. This film was taken with an early Movietone sound camera. Worked on footage, pictures and sound