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Aunt loses lawsuit against nephew; Rihanna on life and everything; No one in NYC recognizes Chris Pratt.

Lincoln Square Synagogue's Rabbi Shaul Robinson said his congregation is experiencing a resurgence.

Amelia Gewirtz is a singer and songwriter, as well as a top residential real estate broker.

A podcast chronicling the steps that New York City students take in applying to college premieres today.

Annette Benda-Fox operates an art gallery out of her West End Avenue apartment.

Liz Patek documents all the different types of people riding bikes.

Kate Flexer leads a congregation at St. Michael's made up of people from all walks of life.

Stephanie Goldstein of Stoopher & Boots talks about her die-hard fans and the community she fosters.

Real estate broker Doug Kleiman talks with DNAinfo about mom-and-pops, big-box stores and vacancies.

Broker Mike Mishkin shares his tips for buying, renting and investing on the Upper West Side.

Joe Fiordaliso says he listens to parents' concerns and pushes for change as a local education leader.

Nat and Elizabeth Milner share how they balance operating two adjacent restaurants with family life. 

Jacob Hadjigeorgis shares why he chose the neighborhood for his first NYC restaurant.

Two local residents behind the Stryker Park push discussed their vision and opposition from others.

Barbara Adler describes the way the avenue has changed dramatically over the years.