Whether you're looking for spiritual enlightenment or just want some sounds to wake you up on Sunday morning, these five spots offer up the city's best gospel acts -- not to mention some tasty scrambled eggs.

It’s a year of girl power at The Film Society’s Latinbeat 2003.

Can’t-miss shows at this week’s Latino Cultural Festival in Queens.

You and your office softball team don't want to fight the crowds in Central Park. But at these less well-known fields, games are cheap ($5 to $16) and some of the city's best vistas are free. (For info, call 800-201-PARK.)

With all due respect to Famous Amos, Mrs. Fields, and Mom, the House of Toll has gone way upscale. So who’s complaining?

Onion rings that will make you want to hold the fries.

They don’t wear the white-paper hats of old, and they probably wouldn’t like being called jerks. But the guys behind these counters will pull you a drink straight from the past—and save you from a summer of Frappuccinos.

What’s the best way to celebrate tomato season? With bacon and lettuce on bread, of course.

The invasion of knobs and drums begins.

Valentine’s Day: Time to snuggle up with chick- and lad-lit.