Looks like the Germanotta family does best with meat dresses, not actually cooking meat. 2 February ⁽¹⁾

This bright, vibrant and unique spirit that has been earning well-deserved real estate space on bar shelves around the city. 2 February

Religious groups are fighting for their right to worship in New York City public schools, but opponents say they don’t have a prayer. 2 February

Sometimes a full-bodied red with hints of pepper and spice is the perfect match for a cold winter’s night. 1 February ⁽³⁾

Daily puzzle solutions. 29 January

Subway stations win points for having garbage cans, but too many are plagued by graffiti, rats and water damage, a rider advocacy group found. 2 February

Four Brooklyn coffee makers take a break from their daily grinds to weigh in on why pour-over brews stand the test of your time. 1 February

Mayor Michael Bloomberg praised the Susan G. Komen For the Cure foundation's decision to restore its annual $700,000 in funding to Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screenings, a spokesperson said. 3 February ⁽¹⁾

Another dispatch from the future world. 2 February

New schools, restaurants and mega-buildings are making Brooklyn’s tallest ’hood even taller. 31 January

Greg Kelly, a local Fox news anchor and the son of Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, is at the center of an investigation after a woman named him as her rapist. 25 January ⁽¹⁾

Don’t tell Mother Nature it is February, Metro is loving this weather. 1 February

Could today's jobs news be too good to be true? 3 February

No one wants to pay $50 per show. 3 February

A Manhattan women sues after she said cops harassed her because she is transgender.  3 February

A campaign to organize worldwide protests has launched online, after a mother claimed Facebook removed photos she posted of her child breastfeeding. 3 February

A 74-year old man died after sex when he swallowed his dentures. 3 February

Mayor Michael Bloomberg praised the Susan G. Komen For the Cure foundation's decision to restore its annual $700,000 in funding to Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screenings, a spokesperson said. 3 February ⁽¹⁾

How much basic trivia do American high school students really know? You may find the answer: Troubling, hilarious, or just plain predictable. 3 February

Susan G. Komen for the Cure said on Friday it was retreating from a decision to cut funding to Planned Parenthood. 3 February ⁽¹⁾

The pub’s owner said he wanted customers to drink beers made by Brooklyn Brewery instead. 3 February

In the wake of an investigation that revealed how the NYPD has been spying on the Shi'a community, non-profit group Muslim Advocates has filed a complaint with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. 3 February ⁽¹⁾

Two American women kidnapped by gunmen in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula on Friday were released into army custody hours after they were seized, security sources said. 3 February

Could today's jobs news be too good to be true? 3 February

Religious groups are fighting for their right to worship in New York City public schools, but opponents say they don’t have a prayer. 2 February

Louise Neathway, 35, is also accused of extorting $6,000 from Cashman, who reportedly played a role in luring the woman into a police sting. 2 February