French Cafés are Raising Prices for Rude Customers

Tired of rude customers, a few cafés in France have decided to raise their prices for those exhibiting bad behavior. At L’Hamburgé in Grenoble, a cup will cost just €1 for courteous customers while “barbarians” are charged €1.50. Meanwhile at La Petite Syrah in Nice, prices range from €1.40 for those who add a “hello” and “thank you” when ordering to up to €7 if …

A Photo Series Following a Chinatown Family for 13 Years

Nicknamed the “Boyhood” of Chinatown, a photo series by Thomas Holton traces the 13-year growth of a young family living in New York City. Officially titled “The Lams of Ludlow Street,” the collection of images begins with the tender moments of family life—a mom watching her kids take a bath, everyone setting up for dinner. But by the end of the series, the family has …

NYC’s Public Transit System Expands to the Waterways

Tourists and locals rejoice: New York City is expanding its public transit system to the waterways, all for the same price as a subway ride. The new ferry system could begin operations as early as summer of 2017, with boats crossing the East River to transport passengers between Brooklyn and Manhattan. “It’s going to be a commute like no other: fresh air, harbor views, and …