PTU (Pardon The Unemployment)

I've got a lot of hometown pride. As silly as it really is when you think about it to take pride in something you have no control over l...

Brooklyn 11223 premiered last night and predictably it was a train wreck, but maybe not for the reasons we hoped for. Ever since it was firs...

There's been a rash of disturbing sexual assaults in Brooklyn over the past few months involving tiny Mexican men jumping out at young w...

L magazine, that pocket sized authority on all things hip and pretentious, recently ran their feature on the Brooklyn Neighborhood power ran...

There's a bar in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn that is PTU's favorite bar. Maybe I won't go as far as saying it's our favorite, but mo...

Something crazy is happening on Shore Road. For the second time in the past month, New York High School football powerhouse (and Alma mate...

"The revolution gets considerably more noisy when Smith Street is covered in sand, the petanque tournament gets into full swing, and th...

Had to comment on the recent announcement that Ted Nugent reclaimed his long lost son who is living in Brooklyn. The reclaimed son is name...

The Neighborhood diner is slowly becoming extinct in New York city as many of its' iconic diners have been permanently shutting down lat...

Cops bust Bushwick art space … for beer at opening! A recent article in the Brooklyn Paper featured a story about whiny hipsters complain...

In the wake of the recent attacks in Bay Ridge a message from Charles Bronson: "Ok dirtbags, I've heard about what's going on i...

Duke Snider, one of the best players on the 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers World Series Championship team, died this morning. Even though his greatne...

The basketball Hall of Fame finalists were announced today and while there were some surprise omissions one of the names made all of us at ...