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A federal judge dismissed a German tourist’s $100,000 lawsuit alleging the salsa at Los Tacos No 1 in Times Square was dangerously spicy, ruling he failed to plausibly claim negligence and could have learned the salsa’s spiciness beforehand. Manz admitted he didn’t ask about salsa contents, and the judge noted his predisposition to spice-related ailments, while recognizing that salsa is commonly spicy.
Renovations are ongoing at 1585 Broadway, Morgan Stanley's Manhattan headquarters, involving re-cladding and refurbishing the 42-story office tower, with completion expected in the latter half of 2026.
Thousands celebrated New Year's Eve in Times Square with the traditional ball drop, marking the start of 2026 and the launch of America250, a national initiative for the country's 250th anniversary, featuring performances, confetti, and patriotic displays, alongside the swearing-in of New York City's first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani.
The article provides details on how to watch the Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration and 2026 ball drop live via a free webcast starting at 6 p.m. ET, featuring performances by artists like B.o.B, Tones and I, and others, with hosts Jonathan Bennett and Jeremy Hassell. The event includes live performances, interviews, and a special America250-themed ball lighting after midnight.
The article provides a comprehensive overview of New Year's Eve celebrations in Times Square, including the history of the Ball Drop, details of this year's event, the special 2026 celebration marking America's 250th anniversary, and related festivities and logistics.
The article details the lineup of performances for New Year's Eve 2026 in Times Square, featuring stars like Diana Ross, Ciara, Maren Morris, Little Big Town, and Robyn, along with a Nashville celebration on CBS with Jason Aldean and others, highlighting the schedule and key performances for the festivities.
Times Square unveils its largest and most dazzling New Year's Eve ball, the Constellation Ball, featuring Waterford crystals and LED lights, marking a century-long tradition of celebrating the new year with a spectacular drop that symbolizes interconnectedness and tradition.
Security preparations are underway in Times Square for New Year's Eve, with increased police presence, enhanced screening measures, and vigilance against potential threats, including lone offenders and vehicle attacks, to ensure public safety during the large celebration.
The Times Square New Year’s Eve ball will drop twice in 2026, once on New Year’s Eve and again on July 3, to celebrate the U.S. 250th anniversary, with extensive nationwide events planned to mark the occasion.
The 2026 New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square will feature a special redesigned ball and confetti to honor America's 250th anniversary, with a second ball drop on July 3, 2026, in celebration of Independence Day, marking the country's semiquincentennial.
Times Square will feature a patriotic celebration for New Year's Eve and a special ball drop in July 2026 to mark the US's 250th birthday, including multiple nationwide events and initiatives like America Gives and a float in the Rose Parade, aiming to unite and inspire the nation.
Times Square will feature a patriotic red, white, and blue ball drop for New Year's Eve 2026, marking the start of nationwide celebrations for the U.S. 250th birthday, including a second ball drop in July and numerous events to unite the nation.
The article highlights the transformation of Times Square from a seedy area in the 1980s to a vibrant cultural hub, largely driven by the nonprofit New 42, which has restored historic theaters and created new spaces like the New Victory Theater to attract diverse audiences and revitalize the area.
Jimmy's Corner, a beloved and historic dive bar in Times Square founded in 1971, faces eviction due to building sale by its landlord, Durst Organization. The bar, known for its low prices, close-knit atmosphere, and historical significance, has been a community staple and a safe haven in a transforming neighborhood. The owner, Adam Glenn, disputes the eviction terms and hopes to reopen elsewhere if forced out, but patrons fear losing a piece of New York's history.
A proposed $5.4 billion casino in Times Square, backed by Caesars Entertainment, was rejected by a community advisory committee due to strong opposition from local residents, theater owners, and Broadway industry groups, aiming to preserve the neighborhood's character and support for the entertainment industry.