[WATCH] This Brooklyn Artist Makes Subway Ad Interventions Poking Fun at Trump and Co.

When Donald Trump was elected in 2016, Brooklyn artist Jonathan Allen was unable to sit still. He now spends his time installing “interruptions” in New York City subway stations. The interruptions “hack” subway ads and add a bit of commentary using cutouts of Trump, Pence and Brett Kavanaugh, among others. Allen has posted each to his Instagram, complete with location, medium and dimensions. He has done a total of about 150 to date and plans to continue as long as Trump is in office.

Follow @jonathanallenstudio on Instagram to keep up with Jonathan Allen's work.

Brooklyn Bagel Blog Reviews Black Seed Bagels in Battery Park City's Brookfield Place

TL;DR Go to another one of Black Seed's locations.

Brooklyn resident Samuel Silverman—a.k.a. The Bagel Borg—runs a great website and called The Brooklyn Bagel Blog which provides short but comprehensive video reviews for bagel shops all around New York City. In this video from the blog, watch as The Bagel Borg reviews the Black Seed Bagels kiosk within Battery Park City's Brookfield Place.

I'm not mad, I'm disappointed (just kidding I got pretty mad) | S2, E4 | Shop: Black Seed Bagels | Neighborhood: Financial District | Score: 0.3666 | Invitation to BagelFest? TBD

Tickets Available Now for the 2018 Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular Starring the Rockettes

The Christmas Spectacular featuring The Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall is one of New York City's most beloved holiday shows. Starting in 1933, the 85-year-old show constantly reinvents itself, while simultaneously nodding to past traditions. This year's show features a brand-new finale scene featuring 100 drones.

The new finale scene, “Christmas Lights,” will be a stunning example of innovation blended with tradition. The finale begins at the conclusion of the “Living Nativity” scene with the original light of Christmas – the North Star. Fragments of light will suddenly appear as aerialists fly across the Great Stage. 100 drones, representing Christmas lights, will magically surround Santa Claus on stage, forming various shapes and patterns. The Radio City Rockettes will then be revealed, as they perform new choreography in glamorous new costumes designed by Tony and Drama Desk Award-nominated costume designer, Emilio Sosa.

The 2018 Christmas Spectacular will run from November 9th through January 1st, 2019. Tickets are available now and start as low as $40.