This incredible vintage film from 1931 shows New York Yankees players Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig during batting practice in a smooth 60fps framerate. Restored by YouTuber and historian Guy Jones, the short HD film was made possible due to the slow-motion captures of old Fox Movietone sound cameras which were very technologically advanced for their time.

On April 11, 1931, Fox Movietone sound cameras made slow-motion captures of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig at batting practice during an exhibition practice in Brooklyn, New York. With modern technology, we can witness this footage adjusted to a normal speed which results in a very high framerate. I've also included more footage of the practice (shot at typical fps) and the original un-edited slow-mo captures.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio recently delivered his 2019 State of the City address, touching on numerous subjects. Check out the overview video for the speech above, then head over to the State of the City to watch the full speech.

My fellow New Yorkers, you deserve to live in the fairest big city in America — a place where you and your families can live life more fully, where work is rewarded and where prosperity is shared. That's what we're going to deliver.

Staten Island business owner Joseph Del Villar said he was excited that his teenage children bought him a fancy, new drone for Christmas. And the owner of the Dongan Hills-based Island Entertainment felt the best way to break in his new drone was “capturing the beauty of Staten Island.” […] With the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge in the foreground, Del Villar […] flew his drone over South Beach, then also captured winter beach scenes at Great Kills Harbor and Wolfe’s Pond Park, Prince’s Bay.