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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Sunday that movie theaters in the state would be allowed to reopen on Friday, October 23 at 25% capacity, with a maximum of 50 people in any theater. Just not in NYC yet.

The Roosevelt was a location for many movies over the years, as well as the Roosevelt Record Convention that was central to '80s/'90s hip-hop.

Just as music venues have been struggling to keep from shutting down as they wait out the coronavirus pandemic, Broadway has also endured having its doors shut over the past seven months. They won't be able to reopen any time soon, either...

The incident happened right by where his Ghostbusters character lived in the movie.

”We would be happy to return to WSN, but only if Dr. Griffin no longer serves as our editorial advisor,” former staff members write. ”If she does not resign, our resignation will be permanent.”

The city will also also allow heating lamps and restaurants to expand seating to adjacent property, with neighbor's permission.

”We have been shuttered for 6 months in accordance with New York State Covid-19 restrictions and simply cannot continue to pay the rent,” says owner and founder Lil Lovell. ”The bar — and you — will forever be part of who I am.”

The long-running Sullivan St. vegan restaurant closes its doors for good in less than a week.

Village Halloween Parade director Jeanne Fleming is still planning something, though: ”It’s going to be COVID safe, and big, but not gathering a crowd.”

”We’ve been working on this issue every day,” Governor Andrew Cuomo said, ”and we're now announcing today that we can go to 25% of indoor dining with certain restrictions that will be enacted on September 30.”