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Brooklyn resident Samuel Silverman—a.k.a. The Bagel Borg—runs a great website and called The Brooklyn Bagel Blog which provides shot but comprehensive video reviews for bagel shops all around New York City. In this video from the blog, watch as The Bagel Borg reviews Great American Bagel Bakery, a chain shop located inside Fulton Center.

Shop: Great American Bagel Bakery 🇺🇸 | Neighborhood: Financial District 🤑 | Score: .1776 | Invitation to BagelFest? No | Episode notes: international chain with locations across the US, Canada, and Middle East

There is nothing that scares New Yorkers more than hearing that Donald Trump has his hands on something we love. Late night talk show host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel recently capitalized on this fear and pranked New Yorkers on the Upper West Side by telling them that Lincoln Center was bought out by the orange buffoon, and captured their priceless reactions. Check it out!

A condo on the Upper West Side of NYC won a judgement to have Donald Trump's name removed from their building. Trump has his name on a lot of stuff and that fact inspired us to have fun with another landmark on the Upper West Side. We wanted to see what would happen if we told people there was a place where Trump's name was going up, so we set up shop outside of Lincoln Center and told people passing by that it is going to be re-named 'Trump Center' because he bought it. And they bought it too.

Entertainment magazine and website Vanity Fair recently put together this great video highlighting all of the times New York City was featured in Marvel superhero movies. In many ways, the City is a main character in the story. Check it out!

Take yourself on a tour of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in New York City. From where Steve Rogers wakes from his coma in Captain America, to the Chyrsler building where Thor calls down his lightning in The Avengers, to Tony Stark's headquaters in the MetLife buildling and the Staten Island Ferry where Spider-Man and Vulture fought during Spider-Man: Homecoming, see 54.3 miles of New York City in Marvel movies.