Brian Bonz and Mike Rizzo, the comedic duo behind Bobo Touch (previously) is launching a new web series titled Bobo Touch Helpline in which they operate a 311-type phone service to help locals with unique Brooklyn-esque problems.

It’s very true folks. Sometimes 311 just doesn’t cut it. As New Yorkers we need immediate help and service, and let’s be honest, sometimes problems can be embarrassing and you might not want to alert the city. Things can get weird or maybe its a personal issue that you just a need a friend or a cup of tea. Either way we got you. We (Rizz & Bonz) don’t get paid for this job. We respect confidentially to the utmost degree. We tackle problems of all scale. Anything goes in this series and things are gonna get strange.

Check out the trailer above, then subscribe to see the episodes as they are released.

Local urban explorer and photographer @svvvk recently uploaded this video of him climbing 900+ feet all the way to the top of the spire on the 40 Wall Street, the Trump building in the Financial District. While we cannot condone this type of risky behavior to grab some photographs, they certainly are stunning to look at. Check it out below, and try not to fall off your seat.

Brooklyn' Dyker Heights is a residential neighborhood in South Brooklyn sandwiched between Bay Ridge and Bensonhurst that is known for its spectacular Christmas Lights displays every year. In this short video from our friends at Time Out New York, take a peek at what you can expect in this year's Dyker Heights Christmas Lights 2017 display.

The Dyker Heights Christmas Lights 2017 display is by far the most spectacular. (Sorry, Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree). Each year, over 100,000 people flock to the Brooklyn nabe to witness some of the most over-the-top Christmas lights we’ve ever seen­—think huge inflatable Santas and snowmen, and houses that blast Christmas carols from loudspeakers.