Arts & Culture
The Amazon show is set in 1950s Manhattan and follows the life of a budding stand-up comedian.
The Amazon show is set in 1950s Manhattan and follows the life of a budding stand-up comedian.
Bushwick and Brooklyn in general are no strangers to films and television shows being shot on our blocks, and yet, it’s still a thrill to see those neon signs telling us that another project will set up shop for a day our two in the neighborhood, gripes about lost parking aside.
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