Being broke is a pandemic that not only affects people like us, team. Businesses, particularly in large, progressive cities like New York also perpetuate a sense of ‘broke-ness’. It is essential to be able to recognize a broke ass business before it’s too late. Having the ability to recognize when

Get drunk and party while learning or…learn about the history of partying while getting shitfaced! Tonight you can join the Society for the Advancement of Social Studies (S.A.S.S) at The Bedford as they bring you three lectures that will teach you all about the history of partying. Find out who

What are you doing for Martin Luther King Day weekend? Well, you could be attending two concerts at Carnegie Hall courtesy of Distinguished Concerts International, New York. That’s right! Broke-Ass Stuart is helping DCINY give away a pair of tickets for both of their upcoming concerts. On Sunday, January 19,

Start off the first weekend of 2014 with these off-the-wall events!!! 15th Annual Mr. Lower East Side Beauty Pageant at the Cake Shop For the last 15 years the self-proclaimed Bob Barker of the Lower East Side, Rev Jen Miller, has hosted the Mr. Lower East Side Beauty Pageant. It’s

Damon & Jo on a Dime is a travel show for those who cannot afford Travel Channel’s “Top Ten Hottest Beaches of Cabo” or for those who cannot relate to Samantha Brown and Anthony Bourdain’s luxurious travels. Damon & Jo are broke and want to travel too, dag nabbit! You’ve

Did you know that nearly 100 hundred years ago most of New York’s transit system was developed through something known as the Dual Contracts? According to the New York Transit Museum, they were “agreements that dictated the construction, rehabilitation and operation of the rapid transit lines in New York City.”

Late Night Basement returns with Ferguson (Jason Zimbler) from Nickelodeon’s classic show, Clarissa Explains it All! That’s not all. Saturday Night Live and Jimmy Fallon writer, Mike Drucker, will be telling jokes alongside fellow stand-up comedian, Seaton Smith. After her recent appearance on NPR, Sari Botton, editor and contributor of