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'Suffs The Musical'
Jenn Colella was a fan favorite in “Come From Away,” portraying real-life pilot, Captain Beverly Bass. Now, the actress is taking on the role of another female heroine: Suffragist, Carrie Chapman Catt in “Suffs” the Broadway musical. The show shines the spotlight on the American pioneers who fought for women’s right to vote just over 100 years ago. Good Day’s Ryan Kristafer visits Jenn Colella backstage at the Music Box Theatre to reflect on the importance of Suffs.
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Best bars in NYC: This spot ranks second in all of North America
According to one ranking, New York City has 12 of the 50 best bars in North America. Here's the list.
Who has the best food in NYC? Vote in Good Day's 'Best of the Borough' poll
Good Day New York is on the hunt for the best foods from each borough – Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island.
Why is internet oodles for noodles? Behind the viral craze, feat. DIY ramen eatery in NYC
The Instant Noodle Factory in Queens takes advantage of the food's virality, allowing customers to cook whatever ramen-concoction their stomachs desire.
Things to do this weekend NYC: Bad Bunny, world championship sumo, more
From Bad Bunny to Greek Independence Day, you won't want to miss out on all the music, food, and fun.
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'Person, Place or Thing' Superfan Contest
The hit game show "Person, Place or Thing" airs weekdays at 1:30 p.m. on FOX 5 NY … and now fans can play along and win big from the comfort of their own homes. Good Day’s Ryan Kristafer chats with host, Melissa Peterman, to learn about the contest.
Trump hush money trial: What’s next?
Opening arguments are set to begin in the Donald Trump hush money trial. Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, Arthur Aidala, joined Good Day New York with what to can expect in the coming days.
Tina, Ryan surf at American Dream
FOX 5 NY’s Tina Cervasio and Ryan Kristafer went over to American Dream in East Rutherford, NJ to try a little surfing!
New York Pops to honor Clive Davis
On April 29, the New York Pops will celebrate its 41st birthday by honoring legendary music executive Clive Davis.
Mirror performs 'Day 0'
Cantopop boy group Mirror is here to perform their new single "Day 0" with Dame D.O.L.L.A.
Catching up with recording artist Davido
Recording artist Davido is headlining Madison Square Garden this week. Duke Concept has an international event production company and is putting together the production at MSG on Wednesday for Davido. Davido joined Good Day New York to discuss.
SiriusXM launches ‘The Clive Davis’ Channel
SiriusXM is launching “The Clive Davis” Channel on its app on Tuesday.
Vanishing NYC: Food carts
Vanishing NYC took a look today at food carts, and now, the mobile restaurants are taking over. FOX 5 NY’s Christal Young has the story.
Cantopop group ‘MIRROR’ interview on GDNY
The Hong Kong boy group ”MIRROR” are building a global fanbase as the "the new kings of Cantopop.” They spoke this morning with Good Day New York’s Curt Menefee and Rosanna Scotto.
Vanishing NYC: Record stores
New York City was once home to record mega stores, and strips of Mom & Pop record shoppes that lined city blocks. Despite big box stores and streaming pressing pause on many record stores in the city… vinyl is hotter than ever in this modern age of music. Good Day NY’s Ryan Kristafer showcases Record Stores in our ongoing series “Vanishing New York” – and how local, passionate vinyl stores are keeping the industry alive and well.
Solar eclipse 2024: Making the most of the event
The 2024 total solar eclipse is almost here! Marc Taylor, from the Hudson River Museum, joined Good Day New York to talk about making the most out of viewing the once in a generation phenomenon.
Photographing the eclipse with your smartphone
Lance Ulanoff, editor at large at TechRadar, gave some tips on Good Day New York.
‘Queen of Harlem’s commandments’
We love shining a spotlight on community heroes making a difference, no matter how big or small. One local woman that spoke with Tashanea Whitlow is doing just that for kids all over Harlem.