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Zoo officials removed the only male anteater from the enclosure in August, long before the six-month gestation period for baby Archie would have begun.
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Olympic medalist Cullen Jones teaches New York City children how to swim with the Make a Splash campaign.
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You've heard of a pub crawl, but how about a grub crawl?
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A large 1953 painting by abstract expressionist artist Barnett Newman has sold for $43.8 million at a New York City auction, setting an auction record for his work.
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For many women, a bachelorette party is a rite of passage. Now two women from Australia are giving New Yorkers a creative version the festive night out.
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A display this weekend at Grand Central Station will show you how the rich and famous used to travel in the early 20th century.
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A crash involving a tractor trailer and a car caused a lot of trouble for drivers on Interstate 70 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, Thursday.
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Eyewitness News is showing you a new book that takes you on a tour of all the sweet treats around New York City.
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An East Side brownstone has a new look and it's all for a good cause.
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The idea of getting a massage is appealing, and not having to travel to get it is quite convenient.
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They are ultimate symbols of femininity, structural and strong, yet deeply alluring.
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While punk may have been anti-fashion, a new exhibition shows that punk actually has had a huge impact on clothes.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, the leading cause of death for teenagers in this country is not drugs nor alcohol, but car crashes.
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When it comes to shoes you either adore them or see them as necessary evils.
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Right now a group of circus performers is getting ready to entertain a crowd in midtown.
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Summer is just around the corner and that means the kids are out of school and looking for stuff to do.
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It's a business that takes a lot of explaining, and raises more than a few eyebrows - a New York woman is getting paid to cuddle with complete strangers.
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A new exhibition is placing original art in some unexpected spaces.
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The idea behind the Tampa Women's Club charity event was simple. For $20, you could buy a flute of champagne and a chance to win a one-carat, $5,000 diamond.
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There's a new reality show on the web featuring some super cute chicks -- bald eagle chicks that is.
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If you're looking to spruce up your home with some new décor, now's the time.
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In the air and on the record books Sgt. Kathy Humphries is the only female pilot in the New York State Police Aviation Unit.
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A Navy sailor who had been away for seven months gave his two daughters the best surprise gift ever - himself.
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A Brooklyn based business is taking some of the unique things made in our area and sharing them around the world.
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Oscar de la Renta first launched a new children's line and now there's a new family friendly lifestyle blog to go along with it.
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It can be a major don't: showing up at an event and see someone else wearing the same thing.
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This is where dreams are made - a recording studio where you get to be the pop star you always thought you could be.
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A new study finds teenage drivers are actually more distracted when they're alone in the car.
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The man, identified only as Zhang, feeds the baby black bears milk by hand three times a day.
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The Brooklyn Artery in Ditmas Park is a shop and art space where local artisans and artists sell their work and teach their craft.
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A trend in wedding dresses right now has styles dating back to the 1920s.
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Seven-year-old Jack Hoffman just might go down as the biggest star of the Nebraska spring game.
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David Novarro gets off at the 77th street station and looks around the 7 blocks of the Upper East Side neighborhood.
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An expo this weekend features homes for sale in a hot neighborhood, and for the first time ever, the expo focuses on Harlem.
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Mike Belahunt was on his way to work when he spotted the sea lion in the road and pulled over to try to help it.
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Workers at a shelter in Tyler, Texas, noticed Domino making noises that sound just like those three words.
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Never in their wildest dreams did seniors at New Dorp High School seniors expect to see nearly one thousand dresses.
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RealReal.com is an online luxury resale store that offers customers pieces that are priced up to 90 percent off retail.
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A robbery went painfully wrong in Australia, and the entire thing was caught on camera.
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They're determined to show the world that the concept of growing old gracefully is outdated. Instead, Jean and Valerie choose to, as they put it, grow old, with verve.
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Even if you are the Easter Bunny, safety must come first.
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If you don't want to bulk up, bungees offer a great alternative to weights. And more classes are incorporating them.
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An Australian-inspired restaurant in Astoria, Queens is introducing New Yorkers to the taste of kangaroo meat.
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A weary and dehydrated sea lion pup managed to waddle its way to a lounge chair at a five-star hotel in California.
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Josh Safdie and Alex Kalman also call the approximately 60-square feet space a museum. Actually, that's the name - "Museum".
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Thin mints, Samoas, and Tagalongs are just some of the most popular Girl Scout cookies.
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A rare, nearly 6-foot-tall giraffe listed as an endangered subspecies has been born in a Connecticut conservation center.
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In a love that has stood the test of time, a Wamego, Kansas, couple has just celebrated a milestone wedding anniversary.
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A prosecutor in Butler County, Ohio, is apparently ready to go to court over the cold start to spring, and he's laying the blame at the feet of the rodent best known for predicting when the season will start.
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