Women's World of Boxing is a unique boxing gym in East Harlem which caters only to female participants. Started by amateur fighter and licensed boxing coach Reese Scott in February, it is the first gym of its kind in New York City. Learn more about it in this video from our friends at NY City Lens.

In February, Reese Scott became the first woman to own and operate a female-only boxing gym in New York City. (Video by Raishad Hardnett and Erewa Uku)

Youtuber filmmaker actionkid105 went out to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden this past weekend on both days of their annual Sakura Matsuri Japanese Culture and Spring Festival. The festival always coincides with the peak bloom of the cherry blossoms, and is quite beautiful to see. Check it out!

My compilation of the Sakura Matsuri 2018 Festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. I attended both days of the festival (April 28th and April 29th) and put together this collection of photos and videos for you all to enjoy. Featured are flowers, taiko performances, traditional Japanese dancing, samurai fighting and cosplays. I sure had alot of fun and hope you enjoyed watching this video as well!

It's so ubiquitous on New York City streets that we hardly even notice it anymore, but exactly why do drivers in the City feel the need to constantly honk at each other? Our friends at the recently-revived Gothamist sent out local comedian Jeff Seal to investigate it.

From the hatchback's tinniest toot to the 18-wheeler's flatulent shock wave to the guy in a black SUV blocking the crosswalk HONKING so they can make a left turn to HONK get out of the HONK way of the cars multiplying HONK behind HOOOOOONK them, we New Yorkers have come to accept horn honking as a jaw-clenching, ear-splitting, fact of life. But why? Gothamist sent video provocateur Jeff Seal to one of Manhattan's loudest cauldrons of rage—a few blocks from the entrance of the Holland Tunnel—to ask drivers the question on every helpless pedestrian's mind: why are you honking?