Upper East Side

'extraORDINARY: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday' opens May 9, 2027, after the Met Gala on May 3. It replaces a John Galliano retrospective scrapped over the designer's past antisemitic remarks.

The three-screen theater at 1001 Third Avenue showed its last films on Oct. 29. Its owner agreed in September to sell the building for $41 million, and what replaces it is still unclear.

Neighbors near East 71st and 72nd streets say drilling starts at 7 a.m. and can run until 10 p.m. and on Saturdays. The city says the work is legal. Here's what an after-hours variance allows and how to check one.

A 39-year-old woman was attacked Saturday night after a man with a knife led her into the park off Fifth Avenue, police said. A witness's 911 call sent him running.

Founder Aldo Bozzi, 86, decided against a new 10-year lease and a costly kitchen overhaul at 1295 Third Avenue. Regulars have one more week to get a table.

A Health Committee hearing Monday takes up Int. 1094, which would make building owners tell the health department about cooling-tower Legionella at 10 CFU/mL instead of waiting until 1,000.

About 50 objects from Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome, from a Pazuzu amulet to a priest's book of spells, are on view for free at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World on East 84th Street through Dec. 13.

From Jan. 1, eligible affordable projects in the city's 12 lowest-producing community districts skip a City Council vote. Some members are talking about a lawsuit.

Thousands lined Fifth Avenue for the 82nd parade Monday. Gov. Hochul and AG Letitia James marched; Bruce Blakeman called the mayor's absence a disgrace.

Police are looking for three people who climbed into the sewer near 60th Street and 43rd Avenue. Five men were charged earlier in two Inwood cases; two said they were hunting for jewelry.