Kay Angrum
The National Desk
Washington, DC, United States
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They had zero experience with cannabis. Now they run a hemp farm.
This trio of 20-somethings grows hemp 140 miles outside of Manhattan in hopes of cashing in on the CBD market. → Read More
Here's what you need to know about this year's NYSE Christmas tree lighting
It's been a New York tradition since 1923 and is one of the city's oldest lighting events. → Read More
Bye, king: Meet the first queen to rule Medieval Times
Medieval Times has never had a queen ... until now. → Read More
Saks Fifth Avenue kicks off holiday window unveil with a Broadway show
More than 120 dancers will perform at the kick-off celebration. → Read More
Here's what you can expect from Macy's iconic Christmas window display this year
The windows are titled "Believe in the Wonder of Giving" and tell the story of astronaut Sunny the Snowpal. → Read More
There's a 10-foot-tall bear hanging out in Rockefeller Center for a limited time
The sculpture is expected to sell for $400,000 to $600,000. → Read More
Steve Aoki's new comic book series 'Neon Future' is a techno-surrealist dystopia
The story follows the lives of those battling in a civil war between “Authentic” and “Augmented” humans. → Read More
If you like tea, then you'll love this new pop-up exhibit in NYC
Room for Tea is the first tea-themed art pop-up in New York City. The exhibit features 5 main scenes and 18 visual highlights inspired by worldwide tea culture and its influence in… → Read More
This crocodile 'Cage of Death' lets you swim with really large reptiles
Would you dare to swim with crocodiles in Australia? → Read More
Anything is a topping at this New Jersey pizza restaurant
There's no telling what kind of pizza you'll find at Joe's Rotisseria. Their signature dessert pizzas are topped with everything from your favorite cereal to your favorite childhood snack. The food creations at this New Jersey restaurant are endless. → Read More
This artist built a 20-foot Trump installation on a Staten Island lawn
Conservative artist Scott LoBaido has created what might be his biggest project yet: a 20-foot-tall lawn fixture of President Donald Trump. → Read More
This NYC artist turns recycled goods into couture-style fashion
Debra Rapoport has a knack for finding what one might consider trash and re-purposing it into wearable treasure. Rapoport, who has amassed more than 20,000 followers on Instagram... → Read More
This New Yorker has been walking barefoot everywhere for four years
NEW YORK (Circa) — When Ben Darragh turned 24, he started to develop a body condition that made it difficult to walk. He would get severe pain in his back, knees, ankles and feet. → Read More
A new survey finds millennials are the worst tippers in the US
Millennials are good at spending money and bad at leaving tips, according to a new study by CreditCards.com. → Read More
A rosé-themed mansion is coming to New York this summer
Rosé all day. → Read More
Here's where you can see life-size knight sculptures in NYC
The ARMORS exhibition is free, and is open from May 9 through September 13. → Read More
Google finds 'beautiful' is the top misspelled word in America. We had New Yorkers try to spell it.
New Yorkers try to spell America's most misspelled words. → Read More
These are the best and worst cities to have a 'staycation'
WalletHub found the best and worst cities for a fun getaway without going away or breaking the bank. → Read More
Inside the NYC sports bar that has original drawings of America's most-beloved cartoons
Overlook is a classic American bar located in Midtown that offers burgers, beer, and a glimpse at comic book history. → Read More
Amazon might be the reason the name Alexa is no longer popular among newborns
Parents aren't naming their newborns Alexa as much since the launch of Amazon Echo. → Read More