Fashion's Night Out 2012 New York

Tonight is Fashion's Night Out, another night of style, partying, celebrity appearances and shopping extravaganza. Nearly every store began celebrating Fashion's Night Out at 6 P.M. and stayed open later than usual. Many stores offered special deals, giveaways, fancy window displays, live mannequins, drinks and treats. 

The Public Theater

This building is the headquarters of the Public Theater, a New York City arts organization founded as The Shakespeare Workshop in 1954 by Joseph Papp. The Public Theater's mission is to showcase the works of up-and-coming playwrights and performers. The Public Theater building is located at 425 Lafayette Street in the former Astor Library in the East Village section of Lower Manhattan. The venue opened in 1967, mounting the world-premiere production of the musical HAIR as its initial offering. The Public houses five theater venues – the Shiva, the Martinson, the LuEsther Hall, the Anspacher and the Newman – as well as Joe's Pub, a popular cabaret-style setting used for various types of performances.

Church of St. Malachy, The Actors' Chapel

The Roman Catholic parish of St. Malachy is a famous place of worship for the entertainment community in midtown Manhattan. It was established in 1902 with a Gothic structure of brick trimmed with limestone. Since 1920, actors, dancers, musicians, craftsmen, and tourists attend mass at St. Malachy's chapel. St. Malachy's has been home to many notable actors: Douglas Fairbanks married Joan Crawford at St. Malachy's. Herb Shriner's children were baptized here. Thousands jammed West 49th Street outside the church during Rudolph Valentino's funeral. George M. Cohan, Spencer Tracy, Perry Como, Irene Dunne, Hildegarde, Florence Henderson, Elaine Stritch, Lawrence Luckinbill, Rosiland Russell, Danny Thomas, Bob and Dolores Hope and Ricardo Montalban, all worshipped at St. Malachy's. Fred Allen, Don Ameche, Cyril Ritchard, Pat O'Brien and Jimmy Durante served many a mass. The chapel is located at 239 West 49th Street, between Broadway and 8th Avenue.

Limited Edition Campbell's Soup Cans Inspired by Andy Warhol's Art

Campbell's has released a series of limited-edition soup cans inspired by Andy Warhol's artwork. This year marks the 50th anniversary of pop artist Andy Warhol's 1962 iconic artwork, "32 Campbell's Soup Cans." The four different color-schemed cans are being sold at Target to commemorate 50 years of the art of soup. The cans feature Warhol's portrait, his autograph and quotes including "In the future, everybody will be world-famous for 15 minutes," "The world fascinates me," "Pop Art is for everyone," "But I always say one's company, two's a crowd, and three's a party." The Warhol cans are being released in conjunction with a new line of Campbell's Soup such as Moroccan Style Chicken with Chickpeas and Creamy Red Pepper with Smoked Gouda.

The original Warhol 1962 piece, "32 Campbell's Soup Cans," is composed of thirty-two 20" x 16" canvases each screen printed in red and white with one flavor of each soup offered at the time the artwork was created.

In Manhattan, Target is located at 517 East 117th Street in East Harlem.

How To Ride The Subway (Tips From The Daily News)

The Daily News recently published an article titled, How To Ride The Subway. The video features NY1's Jamie Shupak and news scribe Meena Hart Duerson. Photos above were taken inside a 6 train and the York Street station in Brooklyn.

Lower Manhattan Skyline Viewed from Brooklyn Bridge Park

This image appears in Gothamist

After dusk, this is the view of Lower Manhattan from the Brooklyn Bridge Park. The park's Empire Fulton Ferry is 4.5 acres of waterfront parkland that has a boardwalk with stunning views of the Lower Manhattan skyline. One World Trade Center, still under construction is now a prominent part of the skyline.