Crowds roar, bells ring out as NYC celebrates Yankees Crowds roared and church bells rang in lower Manhattan on Friday as the Yankees' World Series championship celebration revved up with a ticker-tape parade
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Everything You Need to Know About Ticker Tape Parades
Congratulations: you just experienced one of the only legal ways for thousands of people to congregate in one of the world's biggest cities to throw trash at famous sportsmen. For foreigners and non-native New Yorkers, this might seem like a bizarre (and, in any other circumstance, disrespectful) tradition, but its roots are deep in the [...]
Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera Greet the Crowd!
Here are some brand new shots from our WOR offices of Yankees champions Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera greeting the crowd. This is the fifth World Series title for both.
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The video footage of today's festivities is starting to roll in, and we're happy to bring you some shots from our offices and interviews with fans on the scene. We will be updating these videos regularly, so make sure to update this post periodically to get the latest from the ground in Lower Manhattan. And, [...]
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The Man behind Mad Men Bryan Batt, star of AMC’s hit show Mad Men, came and spent lunch with Joan today during the Joan Hamburg Show. Although it was not the usual “martini lunch” his character Salvatore Romano is use to on the show, Bryan entertained as he does so well with stories of his passions both on and off screen.
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