Great idea to review this channel! I think that $9.99 is a terrific show. As a matter of fact,…read moremost of the programs are excellent, especially if you are new or newish to NYC. It opens up the outer boroughs to the Manhattanites and orients you in a way that you can't get through books. It also allows you to come up with creative ways to enjoy the city--it's easy to fall into a rut here. It's a little like a more low-budget Jane's New York which runs on channel 4. The only problem I have with this channel is that most of the hosts are complete amateurs. I don't mind a hometown feel, but this is New York, and with all the performers around town, I do think the hosting level could be upped a notch or two, but less of Kelly Choi! How many shows is this twit going to get? She's like the Rachael Ray of NY 1. She looks like Carrie-Anne Moss in the black raincoat already. And can someone tell her to wear less makeup and eat something?? And maybe prep her when she's going to meet someone like Daniel Boulud so he doesn't have to grit his teeth when she speaks like an idiot.

Time Warner channel 25, I'm not sure what it is for other cable services and providers, but this…read morechannel is worth it for a lot of reasons. Its almost exclusive to New York City, save a couple cultural international shows. Favorites: Cool in Your Code. Not quite expansive at only a half hour a pop, but its fun to just see if you've been to the places they talk about, and eventually you just watch it hoping that the next episode is somewhere near you or a zip code that you frequent. I wish it were a longer program. 9.99. The hosts spend a day for 9.99. Its awesome, with themes abound and they cover a lot of ground, like Cool in Your Code. Eat Out New York. Not the most in-depth food show, but its just as fun as the lesser shows on Food Network, and its useful for New Yorkers of course. Its all about being applicable. Backdrop NYC. A must for short film lovers. All the films are by New York Filmmakers, set in or near New York. Great. New York Noise. to hell with all the so called music channels, I understand their need to have a more consistent viewership regarding programs that feature a continuing story beyond a 3 minute music video, but this is the program you need to watch if you like indie rock. The Bridge. Same as above, except with classic rap/hip-hop videos. And the most guilty pleasure of all, since I know nothing about fashion: Video Fashion News, and Fashion in focus. Just footage, more footage, and even more footage of runway collections, quick detailed interviews, and then more runway. Its just kind of soothing to watch.

89.5 FM WSOU Pirate Radio has got to be one of my all time favorite music stations. This College…read moreRadio Station is home of the Seton Hall Pirates and are also honorary Masters of Metal in my book. At any given time you can hear Classic Heavy Metal, New Metal, Old School Bands and New Heavy Metal from the local Music scene.     WSOU Radio plays - Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Black Label Society, Black Sabbath, Clutch, Corrosion of Conformity, Cro-Mags, Danzig, Deftones, Down, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Metallica, Misfits, Motorhead, Nine Inch Nails, Otep, Pantera, Rage Against the Machine, Slayer, Slipknot, Social Distortion, System of a Down, Tool, Type O Negative, just to name a few.    Their Radio shows are hosted by talented Students who are working on their degrees in communication that will one day apply to the industry. It's enjoyable to listen as they grow and gain experience through daily activities like Interviews, World and Local News Breaks, and Weather Reports. Then it's right back to the Music. Gotta Love WSOU Pirate Radio!! The Loudest Rock Around, Crank It Up!!!

Good metal and hardrock! as well as Christian rock and house music, depending on the programing…read more Always a vital part of Seton Hall University from the time it signed on the air, WSOU began broadcasting on 89.5 FM on April 14, 1948.

This is an excellent record label that has been around since 1999…read more I really appreciate some of the musicians/bands associated with this label- charlie hunter, medeski martin and wood, skerik, dj logic, the roots, bobby previte,e.t.c.- with many more I haven't mentioned. thanks for making my life richer. They also sell really cool tshirts (albeit a bit overpriced for their designer -ness) In their own words: "to start from the start would be difficult as ropeadope has always been a way of life, even before all 'this' came into being. we've been practicing the art (inspired by ali) of taking all the punishment that life can throw at us, and punching back, knocking out opponents, one by one. we've overcome adversity, stuck with our convictions, and kept it real, before keeping it real was even kept. that shit isn't easy in this day and age, but music, friends and life made it seem that way."

DraftFCB handles advertising campaigns for Del Monte and Gerber. The 2010 census is also part of…read morethe company portfolio. Its New York office has its own cafe with televisions. It spans at least two floors They have branches in Chicago, London, and San Francisco.

I subscribe to a few magazines, and Latina is one of them. The magazine thrives to celebrate,…read moreenrich and inspire Latina women in the United States by providing insightful articles on topics ranging from Latin culture, food, beauty, fashion, entertainment, health and lifestyle. Latina magazine also highlights the important accomplishments and talents (from science to music to politics) that Latinos continue to do and have across the United States. Reading Latina magazine is not only informative but also allows me to be very proud of my diverse culture!

I really enjoyed this magazine at the gym. It's the right balance. There's obvious pride and a…read morewillingness to talk about important issues along with the fun stuff without the repeat topics and cover girls that I see in other magazines targeted towards racial minorities.

You have great shows on but why for hours no volume on no other channel but yours if you want…read morepeople to view your shows you have to let them hear them as well. Jacqueline Battle

Not only does Chopsticks have accurate restaurant reviews but also lists street fairs and where to…read moreget Japanese food at the street fairs. Lately they have been sponsoring a contest for local artists to submit art work for the magazine. There are listings for Japanese restaurants that are not listed anywhere else. They list special events at Mitsuwa in Jersey. We look forward to each issue. The March issue is all about Soba. -Yummy!

Good contests (with real winners) and other food-centric content, with pretty responsive support…read morestaff.

Small and has what you want for a quick fix. Soda and candy. Titty and gossip mags if you are into…read morethat sort of thing. Decent selection of scratch cards.