You certainly won’t find these items on Etsy. Brooklyn-based artist Amanda Kelly is known for her risqué miniatures. From doll-sized dildos to itty-bitty bongs, there’s nothing this artist can’t make tiny. Swarovski recently sent her 11,500 crystals for a diorama collaboration with the Academy Awards.

Follow Amanda on Instagram @pandaminiatures and check out her Etsy shop to purchase some of her work.

Dinette is an interesting new web series from writer/director Shaina Feinberg that follows a group of female and gender-non-conforming friends who come in and out of each other's lives at a diner in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Check out the funny fourth episode above, then head to BRIC TV for more.

Lucille interviews a man raised by cats. Mick and Karen hash things out. Sheila gets ready for her wedding.

Holy Ground is a new steakhouse in Tribeca that is a little tough to find. However, once you do find it, you are in for some of New York City's best barbecue served up through unique, modern dishes. Learn more about the restaurant and menu in this short video from our friends at Thrillist.

When Franco Vlasic and Nathan Lithgow set out to open Holy Ground in NYC, they knew they weren’t going to be the most traditional barbecue place. In fact, as two outsiders to the cuisine, they decided they could really push the bounds on what was considered to be barbecue. Whether that be smoking a prime rib for two hours, plating up healthy sides like their broccoli salad, or serving flaming hot Manhattan wings. With Holy Ground, Vlasic and Lithgow have managed to combine the best elements of a steakhouse with the best elements of a barbecue joint in one speakeasy space.