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YOU CAN STAY IN THE REAL  ‘SCREAM’ HOUSE THIS HALLOWEEN

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YOU CAN STAY IN THE REAL  ‘SCREAM’ HOUSE THIS HALLOWEEN

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If spending the most frightening night of the year being chased by a masked-up killer sounds like your idea of a thrill, you can actually head to the Scream house this Halloween.

Twenty-five years after the slasher movie first appeared on the big screen, the haunting whodunnit has been brought back to life in northern California. Airbnb has got hold of the house where it was filmed, and it could be yours for the night.

The stay begins with a virtual check-in from ‘the sheriff’, apparently, which is a pretty ominous start to a weekend getaway. The decor isn’t low-key, either, with grisly touches like knife marks and bloodstains dotted throughout the property.

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Miyoko's Creamery, the plant-based cheese company founded by chef and plant-based pioneer Miyoko Schinner has created a new vegan mozzarella specifically designed for pizzas. It's liquified, meaning the cashew milk based-mozz melts just like the original cheese.

To debut and celebrate this groundbreaking cheese, Miyoko's will be popping up throughout the city in a pizza truck to showcase the new product on fresh, free vegan pizzas. Guests can pick from two options by the slice for free: a vegan margherita with basil and tomato sauce and a vegan Hungry Planet sausage pizza. The Miyoko's truck is fully equipped with a pizza oven, so a chef team will be making the pizzas on the spot.

Here's where to find the vegan pizza truck roaming :

Wednesday, October 20th, 10am - 6pm: Brooklyn (Address to be announced)

Thursday, October 21st, 10am - 6pm: West Village (King Street, between Hudson Sq & Greenwich Village)

Saturday, October 23rd, 10am - 6pm: NOMAD (6th Avenue, between 30th St and 29th St)

Sunday, October 24th, 10am - 6pm: Upper East Side (Broadway Fall Fair, between 86th to 96th)

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BROOKLYN'S NEW MUSIC VENUE IS NOW OPEN - MADE!

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BROOKLYN'S NEW MUSIC VENUE IS NOW OPEN - MADE!

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There's a new music venue on the scenecalled Brooklyn Made. The 500-person capacity space in Bushwick will offer all musicians who play there pretty awesome perks, from access to a private outdoor swimming pool to a second-level carriage house and a loft apartment with unparalleled views of the Manhattan skyline. For audience members, Connie's offers a late-night bar next door and Standing Room, also next door, will be where you can get a cocktail, wine and tapas. Singer/songwriter Jeff Tweedy will kick off the opening with two nights of performances beginning September 30.

October 6: Okkervil River (Solo) & Damien Jurado

October 7: Spirit Of The Beehive

October 12: Turnover

October 13: Turnover

October 14: Ron Gallo / Becca Mancari

October 15: Robert Finley

October 16: Steve Earle

October 17: A very special solo acoustic evening with Nathaniel Rateliff

October 18: Band Of Horses

October 19: Band Of Horses

October 20: Band Of Horses

October 22: City Of The Sun

October 23: Jesse Malin

October 28: Menahan Street Band

October 29: Budos Band

October 30: Budos Band

November 3: Whitney

November 4: Whitney

November 6: Aqueous

November 9: Alejandro Escovedo

November 12: Surfer Blood

November 13:Luna

November 18: Brandon “Taz” Niederauer

November 20: The Soul Rebels

December 10: Moon Hooch

December 31: Guided By Voices (Special New Year’s Eve Show)

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HALLOWEEN IS A SPECIAL TIME FOR MODCO MEDIA - LET'S CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN! 

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HALLOWEEN IS A SPECIAL TIME FOR MODCO MEDIA - LET'S CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN! 

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Get ready ghouls and girls for an epic Halloween in NYC! The city is bursting with terrifying haunted houses, Halloween parties, and more pumpkin-packed events. Whether you enjoy getting seriously spooked while watching the scariest horror films  of all time or prefer to celebrate Halloween by leaf peeping while visiting some of the greatest fall getaways from NYC, we’ve got you covered

For more information visit HERE

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MOVIES AND TV SHOWS TO WATCH IN THE COMING WEEKS 

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MOVIES AND TV SHOWS TO WATCH IN THE COMING WEEKS 

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You
We’re having a baby.
Netflix, October 15.
The murderous, self-aware stalker drama You has always been in a race against the collapse of its own premise, but its third season manages to find a fantastic new gear. Its protagonist, the family man Joe (Penn Badgley), moves to the burbs, which means You gets to wallow in a deep dive on wealthy athleisure mom-fluencer types. Who’s more fun to loathe?

Insecure
Series Finale :(
HBO, October 24.
Issa Rae’s smart, observant dramedy about a Black woman navigating romance, career, and friendship in L.A. begins its fifth and final season.

Invasion (It's not ET)
Apple TV+, October 22.
Another gigantic, FX-heavy saga, this time about what happens when aliens stage a coup and Will Smith isn’t there to say, “Welcome to Earth.”

Succession
Who’s up for some Boar on the Floor?
HBO, October 17.
The third season of Succession begins with Logan Roy (Brian Cox) freaking out about his future, his son Kendall (Jeremy Strong) plotting moves, and everyone in the Roy family scheming and saying mean things to each other

Dune
In theaters and HBO Max, October 22.
Frank Herbert’s space saga has gotten the adaptation it deserves — gorgeous, vast, unfriendly as all hell. Denis Villeneuve’s Dune has manipulative psychic covens, sandworms that look like buttholes, and a cast that includes Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya

Hallmark Christmas Movies
It’s beginning to look a lot like … Yes, it has begun
Hallmark, October 22.
The Hallmark Channel is ready for you, even though it’s clearly still autumn: Christmas movies debut every weekend, beginning with You, Me & the Christmas Trees, starring Danica McKellar. Yeah, it’s early, but c’mon, it’s 2021

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NYC WINTER LANTERN FESTIVAL IS COME BACK! 

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NYC WINTER LANTERN FESTIVAL IS COME BACK! 

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The NYC Winter Lantern Festival is returning for the 2021 season with three major events that will help illuminate the cold season!

The first will kick off on October 22, with a drive-through experience at the Nassau County Museum of Art. Dubbed "A Bug’s Night," this experience will let you navigate across over 20 acres of vivid lanterns and holiday lights. Festive holiday lights, projection mapping and handmade lanterns in the shape of flowers, bugs, animals, and more will create this bright experience. Like all three Lantern Festival installations, this will run nightly through Sunday, January 9.

Adding to that first festival, will be an escape at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center on Staten Island. The botanic garden will be illuminated for over eight acres. In addition to the lantern display, a live DJ, projection mapping, food vendors, and more will keep the party going.

The third event will kick off on Thanksgiving which lands on November 25 this year. Queens County Farm will be a radiant oasis with a dazzling display of holiday lights and handmade lanterns in the shape of flowers, tractors, farm animals and much more.

For more info visit HERE

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Shout out to Mat and Edward!!! Absolute rockstars on the BHF team!  They’ve handled everything thrown at them with grace and poise and never hesitate to jump into another task.  Their attention to detail is incredible and the work they put out reflects the hard work they put into everything they touch.  Thank you to both for being amazing assets to our team!

Shout out to Dan C. For going above beyond

Shout Out to Vlada -  We have been down a few team members the last couple of weeks, and she has been on top of everything and just killin it! Thankful for her!

Shout out to Monty and Nick for being extremely helpful right off the bat and jumping in to help launch our Advisor Q4 campaign!