One Film, One New York is an official program setup by the City that will show one iconic movie for free in parks and theaters across the five boroughs on September 13th. Which iconic New York movie will screen? Well, that was up to us to decide, and we chose Spike Lee's New York classic 'Crooklyn'.

John Leguizamo announces Spike Lee’s semi-autobiographical movie “Crooklyn” as the winner of One Film, One New York! Join us on September 13 for NYC’s biggest movie night.

Check out the program page for a full list of parks and even some select theaters showing the film for free this September 13th.

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The New York Times crossword puzzle formula is pretty well known. The puzzles get progressively harder throughout the weeks starting on Monday, with Sunday being a little easier that Saturday but a larger puzzle. Now you can quantify this formula through a great data visualization from Redditor rrreaderrr who plotted out the average word length of the puzzles per weekday from 1994 through 2017.