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• YouTube Makes a High-Stakes Play to Keep Its Biggest Creators Off Netflix

  Reported multimillion-dollar offers to a select group of video stars show how fiercely platforms are competing for the next generation of television programming.

  Tech · Nathalie Richard · August 20, 2026

• Broadway Posts Its Best Summer in 20 Years as Tourism Boom and Hot New Shows Pack Every House

  Gross receipts for the 13-week summer season topped $850 million — a figure the industry had not seen since before the 2008 recession — powered by record international tourism and a slate of new productions that found both critical favor and popular appeal.

  Entertainment · Nathalie Richard · August 3, 2026

• Knicks Await Schedule Release as Title Defense Comes Into Focus

  The Knicks won their first title in 53 years — now fans are waiting on a schedule, a ticket, and a new place to stream.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 5, 2026

• Sinner Arrives for the US Open Without Match-Play Momentum, Raising Fitness Questions

  The Italian world No. 2 skipped the Rogers Cup with a wrist injury and has been mostly absent from competitive tennis since Wimbledon, leaving analysts uncertain about his readiness.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 3, 2026

• Mets Rally Past Phillies in Extra Innings; NL East Race Is On

  Francisco Lindor’s walk-off double in the eleventh inning capped a stunning comeback at Citi Field and pulled the Mets within two games of first place in the National League East.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 6, 2026

• Red Bulls Sign Colombian Striker as Designated Player to Jolt Playoff Ambitions

  New York Red Bulls completed the most significant summer transfer window move in the club’s recent history, bringing in a proven goal scorer on a two-and-a-half-year deal.

  Soccer · Nathalie Richard · August 5, 2026

• Hudson River Derby Preview: NYCFC vs. Red Bulls Is More Than a Rivalry — It’s a Statement

  When New York’s two MLS clubs meet on August 17, playoff positioning, bragging rights, and the soul of soccer in the five boroughs will all be on the line simultaneously.

  Soccer · Nathalie Richard · August 7, 2026

• MLS Eastern Conference Playoff Race: Every Point Matters With Eight Games Left

  NYCFC lead but Inter Miami, Columbus, and the Red Bulls are all within striking distance in a logjam that could see the entire seeding order reshuffled before the final weekend of the regular season.

  Soccer · Nathalie Richard · August 2, 2026

• The Jackson Heights Connection: How Queens Shaped NYCFC’s Soul

  Long before NYCFC played a single game at Yankee Stadium, the sidewalks, courts, and community pitches of Queens had already written the club’s identity — and the neighborhood’s relationship with the team runs deeper than most fans realize.

  Soccer · Nathalie Richard · July 25, 2026

• Flushing Meadows Ready: USTA Completes $180M Upgrade Ahead of the 2026 US Open

  Fans arriving for the 2026 tournament will find 2,000 new courtside seats and a wider promenade concourse — but the full transformation of Arthur Ashe Stadium won't be finished until 2027.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 8, 2026

• The Nets Spent the Summer Building Scaffolding Around Their Young Core

  Brooklyn's rebuild enters its most legible phase yet. Training camp opens next month with a roster that finally has some shape to it.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 6, 2026

• New York Finishes Second in Sports Business Journal's Annual City Ranking — Behind Atlanta

  Even after hosting a World Cup final and celebrating a Knicks championship, the five boroughs came up one spot short in a ranking that measures the business of sports, not the spectacle of it.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 4, 2026

• Giants Ease Off the Pads at The Greenbrier; Backfield Still the Story

  New York's eighth camp practice was a walk-through in helmets and shells, and it came with another roster move.

  Sports · Nathalie Richard · August 6, 2026