Andrew Cuomo

After nearly a full year closed due to the pandemic, NYC movie theaters will be allowed to reopen as of March 5...

”The testing is the key," Governor Cuomo said. ”We are now going to extend the Buffalo Bills example.”

NY PopsUp is ”a nation-leading initiative to accelerate the revival of the arts: the creative energy that defines NY” that will feature over 300 pop-up arts events across New York state, beginning February 20 and running through Labor Day...

”In addition to reduced capacity, mandatory safety guidelines will be in place,” Cuomo said.

”Hospitalizations have not stabilized, and with a rising infection rate and NYC’s density, this means that indoor dining is too high of a risk,” Governor Andrew Cuomo says.

”You think you scared me by saying I don’t have a license now to serve liquor now? Well guess what? That liquor license is on the wall,” co-owner Keith McAlarney said.

”The fall surge is here,” Governor Andrew Cuomo says. ”We are taking action but we need New Yorkers to do their part. Wear a mask. Get tested. Follow all health guidelines. Take this seriously.”

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 $20,000 fine is actually less than the cost of the priciest VIP option for the show (the $25K "Party Like a Rockstar" package where groups of 10 had access to a luxury RV).

Comedy Cellar, QED Astoria, Gotham Comedy Club, and New York Comedy Club have formed the New York Comedy Club Coalition and are asking Governor Cuomo to allow NYC clubs to reopen with reduced capacity and safety precautions, like restaurants...