A Plane Flying Over Times Sqaure

Ian Somerhalder Filming 'The Climate Reality Project' In New York City

Seann William Scott Out For a Ride in New York City

Joseph Gordon-Levitt at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City

Taylor Schilling Meeting Fans After Taping 'David Letterman'!

Broadway's Spider-Man Takes It Final Bow

The Broadway musical “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” closed this weekend at the Foxwoods Theater, two of the musical’s former stars, Reeve Carney (who played Peter Parker for two and a half years) and Patrick Page (who won strong reviews as the Green Goblin), also ran onto the stage with bouquets for current cast members. A revamped version of “Spider-Man” will open in Las Vegas in 2015.

Times Square, New Year's Eve, 1937

Liam Hemsworth Promoting 'Catching Fire' in New York City

Autumn In New York...

Joan Rivers Has a Slice of Cake and a "Warm Welcome" For Orlando Bloom

Joan Rivers welcomed newly single curly-haired actor to her New York Upper East Side neighbourhood with a huge chocolate cake and a sign that shouted: "Welcome Orlando to the hood!"

The E! Fashion Police star also wrote on Twitter: "Excited to welcome Orlando Bloom to my NYC neighbourhood! No cup of sugar - I brought him a full cake."

Though, sadly, 80-year-old Joan's warm welcome didn't actually go exactly to plan. "Orlando wasn't home so I gave the cake to the paparazzi. Best line: "If you can't trust a cake from Joan Rivers, who can you trust?" she later tweeted.

But that didn't stop lovely Orlando from repaying the kind gesture with his own sign and cake. Before his Broadway performance of Romeo and Juliet on Friday night in New York, the 36-year-old was pictured holding up a sign reading: "Thanks for the warm welcome Joan, darling. Come see me on Broadway!"

(Via: mirror)

Colton Haynes Shows 'Nylon TV' and 'DKNY Jeans' A Downtown Minute

Out & About: Jake Gyllenhaal in New York City.

Anderson Cooper at the Opening of His Boyfriend's New Bar Along With Whoopi Goldberg, Andy Cohen and Kelly Ripa

Anderson Cooper, Wearing His Favorite New Orleans PD T-Shirt and TV host Andy Cohen at the Atlas Social Club Opening in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.

The private party was packed with celebrity 'friends and family' including Whoopi Goldberg, Alan Cumming, Kelly Ripa, Ellen Barkin and singer Eve.

(Via: dailymail)

September 11, 2001

Video of The Second Plane Crashing Into The World Trade Center on Live TV.

Bette Midler's Heartfelt Performance of 'Wind Beneath My Wings' at the 9/11 Memorial at Yankee Stadium