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  • The Subway Station Behind Some of NYC’s Most Iconic Movie Scenes

    The Subway Station Behind Some of NYC’s Most Iconic Movie Scenes
    Apr 3 2026
    A film series at the Brooklyn Academy of Music is spotlighting a Brooklyn subway station that has doubled as the backdrop for iconic movie scenes for decades. WNYC producer Verónica Del Valle explains how Hoyt Schermerhorn has been used in films from The Warriors to Coming to America. Also, WNYC reporter Brittany Kriegstein tells the story of Ellen Baum, a Brooklyn Heights resident who has spent weeks removing unusual items people have tied to the Brooklyn Bridge, turning a strange trend into a personal cleanup effort. — Got any questions, comments or story ideas? Send us a message at NYCNow@WNYC.org
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    18 m
  • NYC’s New Approach to Homeless Shelters: Will It Work?

    NYC’s New Approach to Homeless Shelters: Will It Work?
    Apr 1 2026
    New York City is opening newer shelters while closing older, deteriorating sites, signaling a shift in how the system is run. WNYC reporter Karen Yi explains what Mayor Mamdani's approach looks like, and how it is affecting people in the system as the city continues to face a homelessness crisis. Plus, WNYC reporter Samantha Max looks at Joey Skaggs, the New York artist behind some of the city’s most elaborate April Fools’ hoaxes that have fooled both the public and the media. Got any questions, comments or story ideas? Send us a message at NYCNow@WNYC.org
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    25 m
  • The Harsh Reality of Finding Affordable Housing in NYC: It’s… Not Easy

    The Harsh Reality of Finding Affordable Housing in NYC: It’s… Not Easy
    Mar 30 2026
    Finding an affordable apartment in New York City can take years, and for many renters, the process feels confusing and out of reach. Troy Kingston, also known as @scourgebliss, shares what it took to finally land a place after years of searching, navigating housing lotteries, strict income requirements, and multiple rejections. Plus tenants rights attorney Leah Goodridge shares best practices on what to look for when searching for affordable housing. — Got any questions, comments or story ideas? Send us a message at NYCNow@WNYC.org
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    29 m
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