Max Rivlin-Nadler
Rev. Billy on the ‘Soul Death of Shopping’ and Finding the ‘Wilderness Area in Ourselves’
The protest stalwart talks about being "being intimate with this apocalypse," ahead of the Stop Shopping Choir's show at Joe's Pub this weekend.
EXCLUSIVE: Is There Hair Sex in the New ‘Avatar’ Movie?
We answer the one question on everyone’s minds about “Avatar: The Way of Water.”
The Queens District Attorney’s Office Has an Exonerating Evidence Problem
Information that can set people free sits around for years while people suffer on Rikers—and both the NYPD and Queens DA’s office don’t seem to care.
You Can Now Bid on Some Truly Useless Stuff Owned By NYC Mayors
Mayors cannot take their gifts home with them. So now it’s up to the city to auction them off.
Why Hasn’t Governor Hochul Signed the Crypto Mining Moratorium?
After a campaign flush with donations from disgraced crypto kingpins, a bill to ban polluting cryptomining sits on the governor’s desk.
Adams Administration ‘Loophole’ Could Let All the Air Out of NYC’s Biggest Climate Bill
A new report by the City’s comptroller finds that a proposed loophole would reduce the law’s impact by 70 percent.
James Gray, Queens Kid, Comes Home
The director of “Ad Astra” talks to Hell Gate about the unsparing truth of his latest film, “Armageddon Time.”
As Crypto Continues to Crash, Let’s Check in on Eric Adams’s Crypto Wallet
The mayor converted his first three paychecks to cryptocurrency. Since then, he’s lost almost 60 percent of his money.
Staten Island Man Whose Giant Trump Lawn Sculpture Was Mysteriously Engulfed in Flames Is Now a State Assemblymember
Sam Pirozzolo will soon be writing our state’s laws, but let’s not forget his humble beginnings.
Is it Morally Defensible to Put Dogs in Halloween Costumes? A Brief Debate
Dog parents Molly Osberg and Max Rivlin-Nadler present their opposing views.
