After announcing that restaurants and gyms in New York will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for entry, Mayor Bill de Blasio has now declared that the requirement will further apply to cultural institutions starting tomorrow.This means that only those who are vaccinated are able to visit sites such as museums, movie theaters, zoos, concert halls and sporting facilities. "This is a miraculous place literally full of wonders. And, if you’re vaccinated, all that’s going to open up to you. ...

Following their branded MetroCards back in 2017, New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Supreme have teamed up once again to redecorate the L line train.Reporter Vincent Barone took to Twitter on August 12 to confirm the collaboration saying: "MTA tells me these are legit. One full Supreme-wrapped train will run on the L line, planned to roll out this weekend. This is the first time the MTA is doing a full train wrap outside of the Grand Central shuttle as a new way to r...

An asteroid the size of the Empire State Building "will make a close approach with Earth" in 2135, as per NASA's report. As terrifying as that sounds, the good news is that it won't pose a danger to our planet.Dubbed Bennu, the asteroid's impact through the year 2300 has been calculated using NASA’s Deep Space Network and state-of-the-art computer models, which is about one in 1,750 (or 0.057 percent). Researchers at NASA have also found that the potential impact of Bennu will be on September ...

With the 2020 Tokyo Olympics coming to a close, the world is already looking forward to the 2024 Olympics set to take place in Paris at the City of Lights' historical landmarks.The upcoming Games, which is scheduled to commence three years from now, returns to the French capital in 100 years since the 1924 Olympics. The Grand Palais – a venue famous for housing Chanel shows each season – will feature Taekwondo and fencing competitions. The Champs Élysées will serve as the backdrop for cycl...