Practicing Isn’t the Only Way to Get to Carnegie Hall Plenty of classical, jazz and pop greats have played Carnegie Hall in its 126 years, but many of them paid to take the legendary stage because the Manhattan venue largely is a rental facility. Just ask the Beatles.

Carnegie Deli's Closing Ends An Era In American Dining New York's famed Carnegie Deli is closing at the end of the year. That's not all bad news for the restaurant world.

12 impressive Carnegie libraries still in use today More than 100 years ago, Andrew Carnegie used his fortune to open thousands of libraries around the world. Here are a dozen notable ones still...

Are Robber Barons Making Way For Robber Nerds? Rockefeller, Carnegie, J.P. Morgan: This country used to produce impressive if immoral captains of industry. Now we’re stuck with unrefined geeks like Mark Zuckerberg.

125 Years Since Carnegie Hall Opened Carnegie Hall is one of the most prestigious venues in the world for both classical music and popular music.

Bill de Blasio Equivocates on Katz's vs. Carnegie Question, Claims to Enjoy All Sandwiches This afternoon, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Twitter account posted the above photo of a sandwich at the recently reopened Carnegie Deli, along with the caption “America.” It got us wondering: Is de Blaz more of a Carnegie partisan or a Read more ... Katz’s guy? The answer, his people told Gawker, is neither.

Review: Björk's Carnegie Hall concert is a mesmerizing act of catharsis The Icelandic singer Björk’s matinee performance at Carnegie Hall on March 14, part of a seven-concert series, starts at noon. It’s Saturday....

Review: Björk at Carnegie Hall, Heartbreak and Pathos The Icelandic singer-songwriter performed at Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon in what was the first of seven concerts in New York City.

Carnegie Mellon computer glitch mistakenly accepts 800 applicants Thanks to a glitch, about 800 people were falsely told they were admitted to Carnegie Mellon's computer science program.

Carnegie Mellon University to applicants: You're in...just kidding, you're out Carnegie Mellon University is really, really, really sorry.