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Generational fandom, getting fans while they’re young, is not dead. It is alive, well and thriving. That’s one of many ways of looking at what the Brooklyn Nets — and New York Liberty — are doing with the latest expansion of their Brooklyn Basketball training programs.

Jay Aldebert says Clarkson’s first step should have been to contact the store’s owner and try to resolve the issue privately. If the owner dismissed her concerns or was rude, he says, she could then consider using her social media platform.

Kelly Clarkson is feuding with an independent shop in Brooklyn, N.Y., after accusing an employee of giving her the Pretty Woman treatment and refusing to sell her an expensive singing bird, which the store maintains wasn’t for sale.

Kelly Clarkson just had her own Pretty Woman moment, and she isn’t keeping quiet about it.The Grammy winner and daytime talk show host went to X on Saturday, October 10, to call out Art of Play, a specialty shop in Brooklyn. She said an employee there assumed she couldn’t afford the merchandise.

Kelly Clarkson has criticised a Brooklyn store after alleging that an employee assumed she could not afford the items she wanted. The singer said the interaction cost the store a “huge sale” and compared the experience to Julia Roberts’ character in Pretty Woman

When it comes to fandom, no series knows it better than Brooklyn Nine-Nine; after all, it was saved by the passionate fans who convinced NBC to pick up the former Fox comedy. So, it makes perfect sense that the series creator Dan Goor and cast would celebrate the show’s impact with a special reunion panel…

The latest reunion event for the beloved police procedural sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine was filled with nostalgia, grief, gratitude and tissues.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine may have ended its run five years ago, but the love for the comedy proves to remain strong, especially following a sweet reunion panel as part ofNBC 100 at New York Comic Con on October 8.

American museums are no strangers to platforming pop culture, but few institutional shows have opened a wider aperture to the mainstream than Art of Manga (3 October-31 January 2027).