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Two teenage girls were shot near the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village during NYC Pride celebrations, with one in critical condition and the other in stable condition; the incident is under investigation and may not be hate crime-related.
A video tour of a tiny studio apartment in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, has gone viral on Instagram, showcasing its unbelievably small size and high rent price of $2,300 per month. The apartment, which is barely one room, has a short hallway leading to a bathroom and a tiny plot serving as the bedroom, kitchen, and living room. Despite its size, the unit boasts a prime location in Greenwich Village, with a single large window, exposed brick wall, and a dishwasher. While some viewers criticized it as a "glorified prison cell," one person immediately signed a lease due to its perfect location and price.
The 50th annual Village Halloween Parade in Greenwich Village, NYC, showcased a variety of creative and spooky costumes, including a woman in a light-up gown, inflatable dinosaurs, a man dressed as Ken from Barbie, and individuals dressed as former President Donald Trump and a sailor. Other notable costumes included spooky skeletons, clowns, a werewolf, and individuals with creative face paint and cyborg makeup.
The 2023 NYC Pride March will parade through Manhattan on Sunday, starting on 5th Avenue, looping through Greenwich Village to pass by Stonewall, and ending in Chelsea. Millions are expected to attend. On Saturday, Harlem Pride was celebrated with LGBTQ+ vendors lining 12th Avenue. Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams were among the dignitaries in attendance and are expected to be in Sunday's march.
Connie Converse, a singer-songwriter who lived in New York City during the 1940s and '50s, is being hailed as "the female Bob Dylan" by folk music scholars. Despite recording her own songs and even appearing on TV, her music never gained commercial success. After leaving New York, she reinvented herself as an editor, scholar, and activist in Michigan before vanishing without a trace in 1974. Though largely unknown during her lifetime, interest in her legacy is growing.