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(Video) NBA: Check Out Nick Young Playing Street Ball In NYC
The Lakers star played a little 3 on 3 with a couple of teenagers and posted the video to his social media. Hit the jump for details.
NBA: Carmelo Anthony Says This Is The Reason He Chose To Stay In NYC
Melo re-signed with the Knicks earlier this summer after many believed that he would leave the team for a stronger championship contender. Anthony recently stated that one of the strongest reasons that led him to back to NYC was for business opportunities. Hit the jump for details.
Fast Food Strike Gone Wild – Arrests In The Thousands!!!
In a stand to go from $7.25 an hour to $15 an hour, McDonalds, Wendy’s and Burger King workers go on strike all across the globe. The protests turned into arrests today in New York City’s Times Square as the demonstrators sat in the middle of the streets and blocked traffic. 14 men and five women were taken down by police. It’s not just New York state where these strikes are taking place. Workers in more than 100 cities across the country have participated in the strike to make a higher earning. Detroit, Chicago and Las Vegas have taken part. It’s even gone as far as the strikers leaving their cities to form bigger crowds in other cities. St. Louis and Ferguson, MO workers took plane and train trips paid for by the striker’s coalition and SEIU to NYC. Check down bottom for more.
(Photos) NBA: Check Out Phil Jackson’s Swanky New NYC Home
Looks like Phil Jackson is all settled in as the new President of the New York Knicks and it’s complete with a new home.
(Video) Mt. Sinai Patient In NYC’s Ebola Scare Retells Experience Of 72 Hours In Quarantine!
The ebola virus is rocking the world, the first suspected American case having popped up at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. Fortunately it was a false alarm and patient, Eric Silverman, was released from quarantine after 3 days in the Manhattan hospital. Silverman had just returned from Sierra Leone in West Africa, when he reported suffering from symptoms similar to infected victims. The Brooklyn native is now retelling his dreadful experience, from his time in an isolated room in an intensive care unit to having doctors treat him in “space suits”. To see Silverman’s interview, click below.
