Brian Braiker

Summer may be winding down, but September has everything from Usher to Sabrina Carpenter, books to Bushwig, and more.

New Yorker writer Emily Nussbaum discusses her new book 'Cue the Sun!' and why you should take reality TV seriously.

The massive annual parade was disrupted but not shut down in a day that otherwise celebrates Caribbean life and culture.

The beloved South Slope eatery has a new address — directly across the street — but the same neighborhood vibe.

The photography duo known as Guzman share never-before-seen photos of the iconic couple in their book ‘Family Values.’

The couple behind the popular YouTube channel discuss their background and their new book, ‘For The Love of Renovating.’

'I'm a community platform that exists to center Black joy,' The Lay Out founder tells Brooklyn magazine.

A conversation with chef and co-owner of Gertrude’s and Samesa, who has perfected the recipe for the Instagram skewer.

The book 'Brooklynites' reconstructs life after the Revolution: 'An incredibly oppressive history.'

Winter discusses ‘More,’ her a brutally honest memoir of her years-long foray into polyamory and self-discovery.

A conversation with the graphic designer most responsible for the look of hip-hop in the late ’80s and ’90s.

Inside the guerrilla political comedy of Davram Stiefler and Jason Selvig, who’ve just launched a new podcast.

The comedian and writer has made two short films, leaned into stand-up and just wants to make stuff.

‘You either fuck with my music or you don’t,’ says the rapper-producer of his solo debut ‘I’ve Never Been Here Before.’

The intrepid cocktail correspondent discusses his new ‘Encyclopedia of Cocktails’ — and where to drink in Brooklyn.

The writer and editor discusses 17 years of The Marginalian website and her ‘compassion for consciousness.’

NYT editor Dan Satzstein discusses ‘That’s So New York,’ his collection of the shortest, most-NYC stories.

The iconic Lower East Side eatery is the subject of a new documentary that puts a human face on war and resilience.

The legendary soul and funk singer is the subject of a new documentary, ‘Lee Fields: Faithful Man,’ out this week.

Two members of the legendary improv theater's new Brooklyn ensemble discuss the group's legacy — and future.