Elegance Bratton’s ‘Pier Kids’ Documentary Lands U.S. Deal With ‘POV’

announced it would be moving from its former location back in January, saying a new New York location would be revealed later in the year.It was previously located in an enormous, 10,000-square-foot warehouse space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and contained both a record store and concert venue. The store opened in 2013 as an offshoot of the UK chain.As the New York Times reports, the store’s new Rockefeller Center location is 2,100-square-foot, and previously housed a shoe store.

EXCLUSIVE:  The former Mayor of New York City turned controversial Donald Trump fixer, Rudy Giuliani, is becoming great fodder for feature documentaries. This morning, Deadline has learned that a second docu is already in production on the former NYC-based U.S. Attorney mob crusader from MRC Non-Fiction and Rolling Stone Films and Oscar-nominated Zach Heinzerling (Cutie & The Boxer) and two-time Emmy Award-winner Gabrielle Schonder (The NRA: Under Fire) in the directors’ chairs.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaWhere have you gone, Rudy Giuliani?A new documentary from MRC Non-Fiction and Rolling Stone poses precisely that question, delving into the former New York City mayor’s move from being a beloved 9/11 leader to consigliere and conspiracy-theorist-in-chief to one Donald J.

Irina Shayk, 35, is such a proud mama to her four-year-old daughter Lea! The Russian-born model, who shares the toddler with A Star Is Born actor, Bradley Cooper, 46, stepped out in New York City on May 7. She was seen taking her mini-me shopping for an American Girl doll, which Lea was seen carrying. The blonde beauty looked incredibly chic in a tiny pink tiara, a Moschino sweater, a pink tulle skirt, and grey stockings with pink ballet flats.

star Molly and her new boyfriend, Kelly, are getting into a serious conversation about their future together. In this exclusive clip from Sunday's, Molly tells Kelly that she doesn't want to have more children after raising two daughters from previous relationships, which complicates things since he says he's ready to have kids with her.Molly has been dating Kelly, a cop from New York City, this season and the two clearly have great chemistry.

Variety‘s larger New York Women’s Impact Report (see the full report here) are among those leading the charge.With three of the year’s top biggest debut weeks for albums (Taylor Swift, Juice WRLD, the Weeknd) and hugely successful hits from Drake, Post Malone, Eminem and Lil Baby, UMG continues to solidify its position as the world’s largest music company.

Jessica Alba is celebrating a very big day!

was taken into custody by the NYPD. New York City — on the verge of bankruptcy and reeling from a blackout and the reign of terror created by this murderous madman — breathed a sigh of relief: They got their guy.But the Son of Sam slayer — who shot and killed six people and critically wounded seven others — continued to haunt investigative reporter Maury Terry.

Apple has landed the previously announced live, filmed version of the Broadway musical “Come From Away,” the production directed by Tony winner Christopher Ashley, that will air on Apple TV+. The cast will reunite this May for a performance at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater in New York City, and Entertainment One (eOne) will produce the live, filmed version of the performance.

Gigi Hadid quickly waves to some fans calling her name while returning to her apartment in New York City on Tuesday afternoon (April 27).

Power Book III: Raising Kanan will hit screens in July, with a new teaser revealing more about what to expect from the Power spinoff prequel series.50 Cent‘s drama series has been confirmed for a July 18 premiere date on the US network Starz.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN examined the 1990s Chicago Bulls in a celebrated documentary series and probed the fortunes of the 1970s New York Yankees in a serialized drama. Now the sports-media giant has big plans for the New York Mets.ESPN Films plans to release “Once Upon a Time in Queens,” a four-part series on the 1986 Mets, later this year on both ESPN and ESPN Plus.