This vintage photograph from 1960 shows the aftermath of the Park Slope Plane Crash near Sterling Place and 7th Avenue. Two planes collided mid-air while descending into La Guardia, and Idlewild airports (later renamed to J.F.K. Airport), killing all 128 people on both aircraft, and six people on the ground. The other plane crashed on Staten Island at Miller Field. Here is a Google StreetView of the same area in Park Slope, rebuilt, as it appears today:

Now open at the William Vale in Williamsburg through 28th, the Museum of Pizza is a two-week, pop-up food museum that is guaranteed to be a hit. Calling itself "the world's first and only immersive art experience celebrating pizza", the #MoPi will include many Instagrammable exhibits and attractions. In this video from New York Magazine, watch as food critic Adam Platt checks it out, then hits up the amazing Paulie Gee's Slice Shop in Greenpoint.

New York's resident food critic Adam Platt loves a good slice of pizza, but he's less interested in the idea of a pizza experience. His teenage daughter Penelope, however, likes the idea of just having fun and taking a few pictures. Will New York City's Museum of Pizza be able to show them both a good time?

Looking for a vintage pair of 1985 Air Jordans? Located on Broadway in Greenwich Village near Union Square, Flight Club is an interesting store that buys and sells some of the world's rarest shoes. Check it out in this video from our friends at Insider.

Flight Club has locations in New York City and Los Angeles and is one of the biggest sneaker consignment retailers for rare, limited-edition kicks.