Gus Rosendale

1 month ago | telemundo47.com | Gus Rosendale |Jennifer Vazquez

Propietarios del estadio Forest Hills en Queens dice que los planes siguen adelante para los conciertos de veranos programados para tener lugar en esa localidad, pero algunos vecinos dicen que no será así. La Forest Hills Garden Corporation dice que no está en contra de los conciertos y que está abierta a una resolución que baje tanto el volumen como el número de espectáculos ya que estos eventos significa ganancias para muchos negocios cercanos al estadio de Forest Hills.

1 month ago | nbcnewyork.com | Pat Battle |Gus Rosendale

Tina Fey is no stranger to news and media connected with Rockefeller Center, whether playing writer Liz Lemon on "30 Rock" or co-hosting "Weekend Update" on "Saturday Night Live," where she also worked as the popular late night's head writer. It turns out, Fey is a fan of the news in real life too, and in particular, "Weekend Today in New York," with Pat Battle, Gus Rosendale and Raphael Miranda.

1 month ago | nbclosangeles.com | Gus Rosendale

It's a New York and Texas beef ... over beef. And at an iconic steakhouse where history is on the menu, NYC is not backing down. Delmonico's in lower Manhattan opened in 1837, eight years before Texas became a state. Presidents dating back to Abraham Lincoln and generations of Hollywood stars have dined there. And the New York Strip has always been on the menu, because that's where it was first served up. "Steak was popular back then - New York Strip, boneless ribeye.

1 month ago | laoistatler.ie | Gus Rosendale |Rana Novini

You are here: Home / Entertainment / Where to watch live coverage of The 2025 NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Monday, March 17 Audiences can access the live broadcast through the “NBC 4 New York” streaming channel, available on Peacock, The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Xumo Play, Amazon Fire, Google TV, TCL and Local Now.

1 month ago | nbcnewyork.com | Gus Rosendale

It's a New York and Texas beef...over beef. And at an iconic steakhouse where history is on the menu, NYC is not backing down. Delmonico's in lower Manhattan opened in 1837, eight years before Texas became a state. Presidents dating back to Abraham Lincoln and generations of Hollywood stars have dined there. And the New York Strip has always been on the menu, because that's where it was first served up. "Steak was popular back then — New York Strip, boneless ribeye.