Halsey stop, brace yourself for the arrival of a yuppie heaven.

After Hatem El-Gamasy’s profile appeared in The New York Times, the backroom political pundit and Ridgewood bodega owner stopped getting interviews from back home.

El-Gamasy regularly appears on Egyptian news, commenting on U.S. politics, broadcasting from the back of his bodega.

Jonathan Chapline’s upcoming exhibit was partially inspired by living in a small, Bushwick apartment.

The festival itself is celebrating its tenth anniversary!

The neighborhood is an increasingly-popular location for film crews to set up shop.

Bushwick will play quite a supporting role in movies and television this

The film has a crew comprised of women and minorities and an impressive list of producers.

“What is Love?” deals with themes of friendship, relationships, and life in Bushwick.

Is it just us, or does it seem like more and film and television production is coming to Bushwick?

Comedian Katy Berry writes and stars in “Katy in the Bush.”

Bushwick’s primaries might boil down to Medina vs Dilan, but they are a true sign that the general election season is finally upon us!

Are you a Bushwick bar patron with a penchant for TV shows who eagerly awaited the arrival of this season of Game of Thrones and who livetweets each episode every Sunday night, sometimes from inside your favorite watering hole? If you are, here’s a friendly reminder not to blow up your spot

This fall, the space formerly occupied by dark, dirty, loud, graffiti-covered dive bar Wreck Room which exemplified all we love about Bushwick, will be the next door neighbor to a new spot called Tiltz Sports Bar and Arcade

A television show based on a Bradley Cooper-helmed film about a super successful superhuman returned to Bushwick this week for its second shoot in the neighborhood

Apostrophe Gallery’s Sei and Ki Smith, whose pop up art shows have appeared in places as unexpected as the Kosciuszko St J train station, recently tried out a new venue for one of their guerilla art operations: the Whitney

All Photos by Ali Boin for Bushwick Daily A unique East Williamsburg bar and performance venue called Sunnyvale held its grand opening party this past Saturday. Located at 1031 Grand Street, the name is a nod to the Canadian television show Trailer Park Boys, but it’s not a themed bar. The name came about after hours of debate when […]

Little Whiskey, one of Bushwick’s newest bars opened in November at 36 Wilson Ave, replacing a beloved watering hole, Cain’s Tavern

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Andy Simmons has this wild western dream

New York City exists in perpetuity on screen

Catering vans, teamsters, endless cables and camera equipment lining the streets and slowing traffic can mean only one thing: Bushwick is the backdrop for a new television show!