Julie Whitaker

Social media was made for complaining about the weather. 

Did you miss Boyhood, Grand Budapest Hotel or Gone Girl in theaters? Here's your guide to what's viewable from the couch.

These photos caught our eye, and our followers on Facebook and Twitter loved them.

Under the Queensboro Bridge? At the Brooklyn Academy of Music? The finish line? Tell us where you’re watching the marathon this Sunday, and why.

These are our favorite stand-up shows that regularly feature great comedians. Bonus: They're all $10 or less, and many are free.

Joan Rivers was a trailblazer for funny women in show business. Many of them took to Twitter as soon as news broke that the comedian had died Thursday at 81. 

From the summertime scents of garbage to the proper way to be a pedestrian, these tweets are so true they hurt.

You can’t be everywhere this summer, but you can get an eyeful of the city on Instagram. These are the people who’ll show you the highlights and secret moments of New York City.

Public radio stations around the country are exploring what keeps people in place and what motivates them to move.

Stephen Nessen, our general assignment reporter, will be taking over the Instagram feed this week as he goes on assignments throughout the city.

A tournament of champions for our city’s feline guardians of the processed food shelves.

Today is Pi Day, in that it’s March 14th, or 3.14. It’s the one day a year we pause to reflect on that beautiful symbol used to represent the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.

And I learned a few things along the way. Like that it's possible to cry in a Jackass movie and caveman cartoons are overrated.

After three brilliant albums -- and a collaboration with David Byrne -- St. Vincent's Annie Clark makes a major creative leap on her self-titled fourth album, St. Vincent. Members of ...

Dancing bobsledders, skaters throwing shade and all the hats you can stomach. Here's a list to catch you up on all the most important things you've missed so far.

Some of our favorites photos of New York City posted on Instagram this week.

Jon Stewart ribbed the mayor over an incident last month in which he used a knife and fork to eat pizza at a Staten Island restaurant, and gave him the chance to make amends.

These stories are just small glimpses of his life, but they add a nice touch to the way we will remember a man who was not only an award-winning actor, but a neighbor.

Whether you're an Oscar completist or you want to score in the smaller categories on your office Oscar ballot—here's your guide to the movies that aren't in theaters anymore. 

From "awesomely dangerous, watch out for parked cars" to "great for smaller kids," here's the best of the fantastic submissions you sent us on our crowdsourced sledding map.