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Edge NYC opens new kaleidoscopic experience that leads to 100th-floor sky deck

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By Lidia Ryan Verified
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Get ready to make some content. A new TikTok-friendly exhibit has opened at Edge NYC’s sky deck at 30 Hudson Yards. The largest transformation of the observation deck since opening in 2020, the colorful, immersive indoor exhibit includes seven installations of moving color, sound, and light that lead to the city’s highest outdoor deck.
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‘Summer House’ set designer kept it ‘classy’ for highly anticipated reunion

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By Lidia Ryan Verified
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About two decades ago, Scott Sicari was approached to design a reunion set for a show called “Manhattan Moms.” “We set up in the Russian Tea Room with some guy that nobody knew named Andy Cohen,” he said. The show, rebranded as “The Real Housewives of New York City,” would become a cornerstone of the Bravo reality TV phenomenon. Sicari has stayed for the ride. “It’s been a nice, really unexpected, beautiful twist in my career,” he said.
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6 best under-the-radar museums in New York City

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By Lidia Ryan Verified
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The Met, the MoMA, the Guggenheim. The hallowed halls of these New York City institutions house some of the world’s most renowned works of art. But what if you’re really into posters? Or have a specific love for paintings of dogs? Well, there’s a place for everyone in this great city! Here are six niche museums to spend an afternoon. The AKC Museum of the Dog Dog lovers, perk up your ears! The American Kennel Club opened the Museum of the Dog in 2019 at the AKC headquarters near Grand Central.
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