(Marc Dennis painting at Hasted Kraeutler Gallery. Image from Dodgeandburn's Instagram)

Now we know. If you ever forget, Dr. Alex can always be found here.

Sunday is the day of the Lord—the night, on the other hand, belongs to party people.

At least he has pants on.

Improv Everywhere's 13th annual No Pants Subway Ride was yesterday, and it is exactly what it sounds like. In over 60 cities in 25 countries around the world, people were convinced it was a good idea to walk around in their skivvies and ride the subway—watch out for butt germs! Illustrator Paul Tuller and I took the F train (with our pants on) from 2nd Ave to to 53rd street and back down to Union Square. This is what we saw.

We all love a good selfie.

Juliana Huxtable from the House of Ladosha deejayed a set last night at Shock Value—she definitely knows how to get people to move.

Deva Mahal and Steph Brown have put together an exceptional group of musicians for a one night performance at Joe's Pub. Jaleel Bunton (from TV on The Radio) and Jeremy Freer are on guitar, Fen Ikner is on percussion, and Mister Reed is on backup vocals. Deva invited me to a rehearsal and we shot a quick video to give you a sneak peek.

(Prince St. subway stop, SOHO)

French artist JR (the guy in the glasses in the image above) was awarded the TED Prize in 2011 for his project titled Inside Out. He was recently selected by the New York City Ballet for their NYCB Art Series. The photo-based collaboration will be presented to the public on January 23, February 7, and February 13th. Tickets are $29 and can be purchased here—if you are in town check it out.

(Image by Chris West)

The Metropolitan Opera, founded in 1883, opened its Lincoln Center theater in 1966 and since then has become known as one of the most beautiful places to find old people in.

Union Square is one of the busiest places in Manhattan, but right now it is totally empty. It is either the weather, or the rapture has come and we are the only ones left behind.

Mayor Bill de Blasio invited guests to Gracie Mansion, "your house," as the mayor likes to call it—yesterday afternoon for a special open house celebrating his new administration. Thousands of New Yorkers from all five boroughs lined up outside of his/our home for more than two hours for a chance to be corralled through four rooms of the mansion ('the tour') and to get a photo taken with the mayor.

Warhol shadow paintings at Dia Beacon.

She doesn't.

Winter storm Hercules is making its way to NYC in full force, so put on your winter boots and get ready to weather the storm.

[Williamsburg Savings Bank, Williamsburg Brooklyn, NY)

On a recent afternoon I'm sitting at my desk and my phone lights up with the text: "Let's go surf!"