Peek Inside The 100-Year-Old Hidden Castle Tower in New York City Where AMC’s CEO Lives

Interior Lives with Wendy Goodman is an interesting new series from New York Magazine and The Cut that reveals the interiors of New Yorker's homes. Similar to MTV Cribs but for local New Yorkers, the series gives you a revealing peek into just what might be hiding behind your (rich) neighbor's walls. In this episode, visit the semi-hidden, 100-year-old castle turret where AMC CEO Josh Sapan lives.

In this episode of Interior Lives, our design editor Wendy Goodman scored us rare access inside the 100-year-old castle tower where AMC Network’s CEO, Josh Sapan, finds refuge and solitude in his unconventional urban home.

[VIDEO] Brew Magic Potions With Booze at This Lower Manhattan Pop Up Bar

The Caulron NYC is a new pop-up bar in the Financial District that lets you craft special boozy potions that smoke, fizzle, change colors and more. Check it out in this short video from our friends at Time Out New York.

A new pop-up has magically appeared on Stone Street in lower Manhattan. The Cauldron NYC by Bavaria Bier Haus is a one hour and 45 minute ticketed class that brings concepts from fantasy novels and magical lore to life. Learn from potion masters to create cocktail elixirs like the Nectar of the Gods, a sweet honey wine, or pour yourself a pint of Hell Broth beer with a touch of your wand. Only witches and wizards older than 21 are allowed inside.

Here's What it Looks Like On NYC's Longest Subway Line From Train Operator's Point of View

Local transit historian and railfan Dj Hammers makes tons of great videos showing how subway transit works and runs in the City. In this recent upload to YouTube, Dj Hammers captures the entire trip on New York City's longest subway line—the A train—from the operator's point of view. See the trip all the way from the top of Manhattan to Rockaway Park, Queens. Check it out!

The A line of the New York City Subway provides express service between Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. It has three southern branches; Lefferts Boulevard, Far Rockaway, and Rockaway Park. The branches that run to Far Rockaway and Rockaway Park are especially interesting, as they travel over a causeway and two bridges that traverse Jamaica Bay.