Because KD is hopefully coming to the Knicks, check out today's end-of-day links: Biden is his own worst enemy, Cantor Fitzgerald poop lawsuit, NYC flower district, drive-in movies, pup play, and a calming dog.

The single mother of four who faces 15 months in prison discussed, among other things, the toxic masculinity that led to the scandal.

Hand over as much as you want; they'll take it.

The opening marks the first time in over two years that the Bronx has had a general-interest bookstore.

The biggest cuts were reserved for the Department of Education, but Thrive NYC, Chirlane McCray's mental health initiative, also saw a reduction.

While I heartily recommend this film, there's also something EXTREMELY fucked up about the plot, something which we can't discuss without wading into deep spoiler territory.

The pink-and-white truck, which makes this East Coast road trip once a year, will be serving up merchandise and edible treats, all made in the image of the beloved anthropomorphic cat girl.

Eight stories of raw, edgy, rebellious luxury living, for those who can HANDLE IT.

Just a nice video of some dudes helping their friend to ride a bike.

It's showing short 20-second films.

Prosecutors in two boroughs say they'll launch a review of possible false arrests made by Detective Joseph Franco, a veteran NYPD officer who allegedly framed multiple New Yorkers on bogus drug charges.

Dreary days ahead.

A used subway bin for the discerning apartment renter.

There are 20 pieces from 14 different artists, including Nick Cave, Paulo Nazareth, Kiki Smith, and Jaume Plensa, spread throughout the Rock Center complex.

Bonsai Kakigori now has a permanent spot on the LES.

Because Trump loves Robert E. Lee, check out today's midday links: Mick Mulvaney's loose lips, 'Endgame' bathroom break recs, NYC millennials turning to co-living, weed advocates hate Biden, and a rainy day dog.

A woman was seriously injured after she was struck by a cyclist in Midtown who blew through a red light on Thursday, police said.

'It’s worthy of Vladmir Putin and the Saudi government,' says one liberal critic of Albany's budget process. 'It’s absurd and bad and at the heart of Albany dysfunction.'

Are gang takedowns about violence or a continuation of the eras of mass incarceration and the drug war?

Her lawyer insisted she was just making her own opportunities.

'I don't think there is much I can do about it. It's all in the hands of President Trump.'

Some practical guidance for how to get around during the slowdown, which starts Friday!

Because Anita Hill doesn't forgive Joe Biden, check out today's end-of-day links: celebrities fighting the media, 'Deadwood' trailer, why Twitter won't ban white supremacists, inflammation, Big Idaho Potato hotel, and a confusing dog.

A literal garbage fire in New Jersey is sending massive plumes of dark smoke over the Hudson River.