And in the controversial writer who created Caulfield, and since has sold 65 million copies of "Catcher In The Rye."

A Hudson River exhibit; jazz; more of the New York Film Festival: October 7th remembrance and the High Holy days.

Hopefully, that's all she'll have.

He danced off, waving his hand over his head, not quite blending in, walking on the sunny side of Broadway.

Through their faces, I hoped to capture the look and feel of those days, which I knew were going to vanish.

Lots of people are watching "The Perfect Couple," on Netflix, but few are likely to have caught the reference to the UWS.

At Ballet Hispánico, there will be food trucks, dancing, face painting, free performances, and dance lessons for all ages.

Come for a joyful afternoon celebrating the three B’s - Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms. (Sponsored)

Despite our occasional frustrations, you gotta admit — the Upper West Side is a special place.

We’ve got the perfect one...

Everyone had a unique look and character and a palpable dignity and humanity that I tried to capture with my camera.

"Our apartment is cluttered with this stuff for a year until the yard sale. So now we can fill it up again.”

Lucine Amara, the longtime Met soprano and Upper West Sider, died earlier this month at 99.

"It’s time to start talking about pressing issues. Here’s the one on my mind this week," says Gary Martin.

Here's a sampling of those photos -- scenes from the neighborhood -- in chronological order from last year to last week.

Extraordinary sculpture on West 86th Street; reading, conversation, movies, and the annual Morningside Lights parade.

It's obvious...

More of Robert Beck's exquisite art and observations.

More nostalgic images of the UWS in the 1970s and 80s by world-class photographer Stephen Harmon.

On Wednesday, October 16, fans of the celebrated actress and gifted soprano can enjoy An Evening with Victoria Clark, an exclusive, one-night-only performance. (Sponsored)

Wait, there's more...

"I’ve been living in a Boomer bubble. Truthfully, many of my musical faves are headlining the obituary pages these days.

Jets and Giants football, with a lot of time left over for theater, books, and baseball.

Indeed, the jitters lasted for days.

"There were many people who thought they were too big or architecturally uninteresting, even ugly," but Stephen Harmon was a big fan of the Twin Towers.

Hundreds of people from all five boroughs and New Jersey came out on Monday night to celebrate WNYC’s 100th anniversary.

The inaugural Juilliard Fall Festival will take place in the neighborhood starting on Thursday.

They're everywhere!

The exhibit marks the 50th anniversary of the critical biography of master builder Robert Moses.

I’ll share what I’m most excited about over the next few days. Let’s Weekend!